Faria Chesapeake Black 2 Depth Sounder w/In-Hull Transducer [13751]

The Faria Chesapeake Black 2' Depth Sounder with In-Hull Transducer is a top - notch boating accessory. It features a perimeter - lighted black dial with eye - catching blue and white graphics, a polished stainless steel bezel, and a domed glass lens that's anti - fog and scratch - resistant. This depth sounder offers a 3 - 199 foot (1 - 61 meters) depth capability. It comes with automatic gain control, backlighting for excellent night vision, keel offset, and both deep and shallow water alarms. You can read the depth in either meters or feet on its oversized back - lit display, making it easy to read in any condition. The sounder includes a Faria SN2010 In - hull transducer with a 20' cable. With a 2.0625' (53mm) hole size, it's a practical choice. It has imperial and metric values, a programmable keel offset, and a stainless steel bezel. It operates on 12/24 V and has audible and visual alarms for shallow/deep water conditions. Factory P/N DS0111. Sold individually, gauge cover not included. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase; contact the manufacturer directly for issues. UPC: 759266137516.

Using your Faria Chesapeake Black 2' Depth Sounder is easy. First, install the included Faria SN2010 In - hull transducer with the 20' cable according to the manufacturer's instructions. Connect it to the appropriate power source, either 12V or 24V. Once it's powered on, you can start seeing the depth readings on the oversized back - lit display. You can switch between feet and meters easily. Set up the keel offset to get accurate depth measurements for your boat. The audible and visual alarms for shallow and deep water conditions are great safety features. Make sure to turn them on before you head out on the water. When it comes to maintenance, keep the domed glass lens clean using a soft, non - abrasive cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the lens. If you face any issues, don't return it to the place of purchase. Instead, contact the manufacturer directly for help.