FT-90 Fuel Flow Transducer

FAA Approved Instrument

FAA TSO’d and STC’d with EI Instruments
For 350 to 550 HP engines, or gravity-feed engines.
Gold anodized aluminum body, 5.3 ounces.
1/4″ female NPT, 1.375 in. (H) x 1.620 in. (W) x 1.90 in. (L)
3 to 125+ GPH, .05 PSI drop at 20 GPH, .2 PSI drop at 40 GPH

Have a gravity fed engine?

Take a look at our FT-60, engineered for engines with an engine-driven fuel pump. See below for more details.

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Product Overview

Model Comparison


Model	FT-60	FT-90	FT-180
Engine Type	Up to 350 HP engines, engine driven fuel pumps only.	350-550 HP engines, gravity fed engines.	550 HP+ engines, engine driven fuel pumps only.
Fuel Flow	.6 to 70+ GPH	2 to 125+ GPH	2 to 250+ GPH
Connection	1/4″ female NPT	1/4″ female NPT	1/4″ female NPT with #8 male flare adapters
Typical Use	Piston with Fuel Pump	Piston Gravity Fed	TurboProp
Specifications	Download Info Sheet	Download Info Sheet	Download Info Sheet

Prices

Retail Prices

Packages include:

FT-90 Transducer
OLC-2 Connectors (3)
Installation Instructions

Description

Package

Retail Price

FT-90 Fuel Flow Transducer

FT-90

$388

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Testimonials

Customer Testimonials

I have several EI units in my aircraft and have been very pleased with their reliability over the years. The other great part, besides the unit themselves, is the support from you all. Thank you for your support over the years… I chose IE for your reputation for quality and pricing. I have been very pleased with my units. My graphic engine analyzer, fuel flow meter, volt/amp meter, RPM and now Manifold gauge.

Boyd G. from Arizona

Cessna 182J Skylane

M-1 Manifold Pressure Instrument

Excellent Service. Superb Product.

Steven N. from Colorado

Cessna 182E Skylane

CGR-30P Basic Engine Monitor

Installing [EI’s FP-5L] in my RV 6. . . owned an FP-5L 6 years ago in a Cessna 206 on floats in a commercial operation in Alaska. Getting every ounce of payload, and coming home across Cook Inlet with the Cessna gas gauges near or on empty, I spent a lot of time explaining the benefits of the Fuel flow gauge… and reassured my passengers there were 12 gallons of fuel on board. I’m a believer…