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Belite introduces liquid level computer display

By General Aviation News Staff · December 20, 2014 ·

Belite has introduced the Liquid Level Computer Display (L2CD), which simultaneously shows liquid (fuel) level in gallons and also in pounds. It also shows calculated liquid (fuel) flow rate without requiring a fuel flow sensor.

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Belite L2CD

The L2CD is designed to be a companion unit to Belite’s Liquid Level (Fuel) Probe, extracting and displaying more information (real time volume, weight and flow rate) and allowing the easy change of fluid types and gravimetric densities within the tank without requiring recalibration of the probe.

The unit is not TSO’d or PMA’d and is for use only in experimental aircraft as a backup to certified instruments and pilot calculations, according to company officials.

The new unit is designed for installation in any standard 2.25-inch instrument cutout. The first units scheduled to ship in February.

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Fuel Probe

The L2CD sells for $399.95 and the accompanying Liquid Probe is $199.95. The Liquid Level Fuel Probe is available for immediate delivery.

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