Faria Chesapeake Black 2 Depth Sounder w/Thru-Hull Transducer [13795]

Enhance your boating experience with the Faria Chesapeake Black 2' Depth Sounder featuring a thru-hull transducer. This depth sounder has a perimeter-lighted black dial with stylish blue and white graphics, a polished stainless steel bezel, and a domed glass lens. It offers a 3 - 199 foot (1 - 61 meters) depth capability, with automatic gain control, backlighting for great night vision, keel offset, and deep and shallow water alarms. Read depth in meters or feet on its oversized back-lit display, visible in any condition. Audible and visual alarms alert you to shallow or deep water. It comes with a Faria SN2060 thru-hull mount transducer and a 26' cable. The 2' hole size is 2.0625' (53mm). Specifications include imperial and metric values, a domed glass anti-fog and scratch-resistant lens, programmable keel offset, a stainless steel bezel, 199-foot (61m) depth capability, and audible/visual alarms for 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. Voltage input range is 12/24 V, gauge size is 2', series is Chesapeake Black, box dimensions are 8'H x 8'W x 9'L, weight is 2.05 lbs, and UPC is 759266137950. Quick Guide (pdf).

Using the Faria Chesapeake Black 2' Depth Sounder is easy. First, install the thru-hull mount transducer with the 26' cable in the right spot on your boat. Make sure it's properly connected to the depth sounder. Power it on, and you can choose to display depth in meters or feet. Set your keel offset if needed. The automatic gain control will adjust the display for clear readings. When you're boating, keep an ear out for the audible alarms and watch for the visual ones to know about shallow or deep water. As for maintenance, keep the domed glass lens clean using a soft, non - abrasive cloth. Avoid scratching the stainless steel bezel. If you face any issues, don't return it to the place you bought it from. Instead, contact the manufacturer directly.