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# Cálculo del consumo de combustible

Configure el bloque de cálculo de Consumo de combustible del dispositivo en Navixy estableciendo el tipo de combustible, la cilindrada del motor y un multiplicador para la estimación.

Establece los parámetros que el dispositivo usa para calcular por sí mismo el consumo de combustible. Esto es independiente del lado de la plataforma [sensores de combustible](/docs/user/es/guide/devices-and-settings/vehicle-sensors/measurement-sensors.md).

## Configuración

* **Tipo de combustible**: gasolina, diésel o GLP. Afecta las tasas de combustible integradas que el dispositivo usa para estimar el consumo.
* **Cilindrada del motor**: la cilindrada del motor en litros (por ejemplo, 2.0 para un motor de 2 litros).
* **Multiplicador**: un factor de corrección aplicado al resultado estimado. Use 1.0 si no requiere corrección. Configúrelo por debajo de 1.0 si el dispositivo sobreestima el consumo, o por encima de 1.0 si lo subestima.

## Disponibilidad

Aparece en modelos de dispositivos que calculan el consumo de combustible en el propio dispositivo.

## Ver también

* [sensor de combustible](/docs/user/es/guide/devices-and-settings/vehicle-sensors/measurement-sensors/fuel-level-sensor.md): monitoreo de combustible del lado de la plataforma con calibración.


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