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What is a Load Equivalance Number (LEN)?

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464  Mike Coleman June 7, 2014  NMEA 2000 Cables and Connectors, NMEA 2000 Network Design and Maintenance Tools 0

A Load Equivalence Number or LEN is a whole number used to express the amount of current that is drawn from an NMEA 2000 network. One LEN is equal to 50mA. If a device draws 151mA of current from the network, then its LEN is 4. Note that the LEN is always roundedup to the next whole number.
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What is a Load Equivalance Number (LEN)?
Estimated Reading Time: < 1 Minute  Mike Coleman June 7, 2014 0
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