The Philippi FAF holding tank monitor is an alarm panel for boats and RVs that monitors the fill level of the holding tank with visual and audible alarms. It is available for 12V and 24V electrical systems and compatible with TRS 130, RSW, or DSW tank sensors.
- Timely warning of a full holding tank before overflow occurs
- Audible alarm can be acknowledged by pressing a button without deactivating the display
- Compact panel for easy integration into existing switch panels
The FAF signals a full holding tank both visually and audibly, making operation safer without manual tank level checks. In combination with the TRS 130 tank sensor, the notification is made in accordance with standards at 3/4 fill level as per the holding tank regulation; alternatively, the FAF can also be combined with the RSW or DSW float switches. The tank sensor is not included in the scope of delivery and must be ordered separately to match the installation situation.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Versions | FAF -12 V / FAF -24 V |
| Alarm | visual and audible, can be acknowledged by button |
| Compatible tank sensors | TRS 130 (3/4 full notification according to holding tank regulation), RSW, DSW |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 105 x 52.5 x 50 mm |
| SKU | 028011020 (12 V) / 028021020 (24 V) |
Which tank sensors are compatible with the FAF holding tank monitor?
The FAF is compatible with TRS 130 tank sensors (3/4 full notification according to holding tank regulation) or RSW/DSW.
Does a tank sensor need to be ordered additionally?
Yes, the FAF is an alarm panel and requires a suitable tank sensor (TRS 130 or RSW/DSW) to be installed separately in the tank.
How is the audible alarm of the FAF turned off?
The audible alarm can be acknowledged via a button on the panel.
For which electrical system voltage is the FAF available?
The FAF is available for 12V and 24V electrical systems.
For questions about the suitable tank sensor combination, the Philippi team will be happy to advise you. Order now.
⚠️Safety data sheet can be found under Downloads!
