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How many J2K100s do I need if I have two engines and I would like convert the J1939 information from both engines to NMEA 2000?

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You need one J2K100 per engine. If you have two engines with J1939 interfaces, you would need two J2K100s to convert the information from both engines to NMEA 2000.

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