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Deep Sea Electronics
Deep Sea Electronics, often shortened to DSE, designs and manufactures electronic control modules and monitoring systems for diesel and gas generating sets from its base in Hunmanby, North Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom. Seven Star LLC quotes Deep Sea Electronics generator controllers against the model and part number shown on the module or in the project specification.
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About Deep Sea Electronics
- Headquarters
- Hunmanby, United Kingdom
- Speciality
- Generator controllers
- Listed with us
- 1 product
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Deep Sea Electronics, often shortened to DSE, designs and manufactures electronic control modules and monitoring systems for diesel and gas generating sets from its base in Hunmanby, North Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom. Seven Star LLC quotes Deep Sea Electronics generator controllers against the model and part number shown on the module or in the project specification.
Deep Sea Electronics controller families
The DSE7000 series covers single-set controllers. The DSE7310 is an auto start module, and the DSE7320 adds monitoring of the mains (utility) supply for automatic start and transfer on mains failure. Both modules have USB, RS232 and RS485 ports and DSENet terminals for expansion devices, and the DSE7320 is specified for a single diesel or gas generator set. The DSE8000 series is aimed at multi-set installations with load sharing and synchronising. The company also makes automatic transfer switch controllers and battery chargers. One DSE7320 listing is available on this site.
Requesting a quote for Deep Sea Electronics controllers
Send the complete model designation printed on the module, including MKII where shown, together with the part number and serial number from the label. Add the battery supply voltage of the generator set, the engine type, and whether the set runs alone or in parallel with others. For a replacement, a photo of the old module and its terminal labels helps to confirm the match.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the DSE7310 and the DSE7320?
The DSE7310 is the auto start module. The DSE7320 adds monitoring of the mains supply, so it can start the generator and transfer the load when the mains fail. Both are single-set modules.
What do I need to send to request a quote for a Deep Sea Electronics controller?
Send the full model designation from the module, the part number and serial number from the label, the battery supply voltage and the engine type. A photo of the old module and its terminal labels helps when it is a replacement.
Is a DSE7320 MKII the same as a DSE7320?
Not necessarily. MKII marks a later version of the module, so quote the full designation exactly as printed on the module and send the label details so the version can be matched against the manufacturer documentation.
Can a DSE7320 be used to synchronise several generators?
No. Deep Sea Electronics specifies the DSE7320 for a single diesel or gas generator set. Synchronising and load sharing need a different DSE platform, such as the DSE8000 series.
Which communication ports does the DSE7320 have?
The DSE7320 has USB, RS232 and RS485 ports, plus DSENet terminals for connecting expansion devices.