Today's sophisticated on-board electronic equipment requires "clean" power. Disruption or distortion of that supply can play havoc with these devices. With the M673L3, an additional winding helps create and maintain a clean sine wave. The independently powered automatic voltage regulator further protects electronic equipment while enabling large electric motor starting.
The M673L3's cast iron freshwater cooling system and gear-driven seawater pump minimize troublesome belts, hoses, and gaskets. Polyurethane paint and a stainless steel drip pan help prevent corrosion and keep the engine room clean.
Four plateform isolation mounts reduce vibration, keeping the on-board environment smooth and quiet. The M673L3 is so quiet many owners opt to do without a soundshield, but for maximum attenuation there is a highly effective optional powder coated aluminum soundshield. Northern Lights are so efficient, they're naturally environmentally friendly and meet current emissions standards. This keeps things clean, both on-board and for your neighbors.The M673L3 meets the US EPA Tier III emission requirements.
The M673L3's service points are all located on one side. Not only can the unit be mounted close to a bulkhead, but once in place, regular maintenance is simple and convenient. Northern Lights' unique D.C. logic system means that the owner can troubleshoot and repair the D.C. power system easily. A 30 amp A.C. circuit breaker in the junction box gives short circuit protection. Safety shutdowns for low oil pressure, high water temperature, and high exhaust temperature are standard.
In short, the M673L3 is what you'd expect from Northern Lights: Everything that's important to keeping the power on.
IN 2007 Victron Energy organised a group test of marine generators with TNO-EPS on site as an independent observer.
The two Northern Lights generators tested were the M673LD2 and the M773LW2.
Test Results
The two generators came first and second in the Relative Sound Level tests.
Some of the other manufacturers units tested included:
Mastervolt
Onan
Fischer Panda
Westerbeke
Pagaro
Kohler
The M673L3's cast iron freshwater cooling system and gear-driven seawater pump minimize troublesome belts, hoses, and gaskets. Polyurethane paint and a stainless steel drip pan help prevent corrosion and keep the engine room clean.
Four plateform isolation mounts reduce vibration, keeping the on-board environment smooth and quiet. The M673L3 is so quiet many owners opt to do without a soundshield, but for maximum attenuation there is a highly effective optional powder coated aluminum soundshield. Northern Lights are so efficient, they're naturally environmentally friendly and meet current emissions standards. This keeps things clean, both on-board and for your neighbors.The M673L3 meets the US EPA Tier III emission requirements.
The M673L3's service points are all located on one side. Not only can the unit be mounted close to a bulkhead, but once in place, regular maintenance is simple and convenient. Northern Lights' unique D.C. logic system means that the owner can troubleshoot and repair the D.C. power system easily. A 30 amp A.C. circuit breaker in the junction box gives short circuit protection. Safety shutdowns for low oil pressure, high water temperature, and high exhaust temperature are standard.
In short, the M673L3 is what you'd expect from Northern Lights: Everything that's important to keeping the power on.
IN 2007 Victron Energy organised a group test of marine generators with TNO-EPS on site as an independent observer.
The two Northern Lights generators tested were the M673LD2 and the M773LW2.
Test Results
The two generators came first and second in the Relative Sound Level tests.
Some of the other manufacturers units tested included:
Mastervolt
Onan
Fischer Panda
Westerbeke
Pagaro
Kohler


