Re: NMEA 2000 Certified?
Ok as of two weeks ago I needed the same answer for a motor and after much reading and study will ignore no posting and post for those who still seek the same answer.
So if you did not get your answer then please note (also others seeking the same info please read.)
basically engines are not NMEA certified. Most likely they are CAN bus enabled if new enough, CAN bus is very very close to NMEA2000 in data flow and messages, there are many buses that follow the NMEA , CAN, RS485 type signaling and messages format. So with a proper gateway can exchange data. If your engine has a CAN bus from there you can buy a gateway that will take CAN bus to NMEA 2000. Look for a CAN connector on your engine.
NMEA.org list all certified devices and parts for NMEA use.
If your engine is not CAN bus enabled then you can use stand alone NMEA certified sensors to read various engine parameters, fuel flow, oil pressure, alternator voltages, etc.