Faria Chesapeake Black 2 Water Temperature Gauge (100-250F) [13704]

Upgrade your boating experience with the Faria Chesapeake Black 2-inch water temperature gauge. It features a perimeter-lighted black dial with eye - catching blue and white graphics, a polished stainless - steel bezel, a contoured white pointer, and a domed anti - scratch glass lens. This gauge operates by sending a low - amperage current through the meter to ground via a variable - resistance sending unit. As the temperature changes, the sender's resistance varies, altering the current flow and making the meter show the temperature. With a 2 - inch hole size (53mm), it fits well. The plastic case offers corrosion resistance and long life. It runs on 12 VDC negative ground and can be adapted for 24 VDC systems. It has a dual scale for metric and imperial measurements. Factory P/N is GP9142. Sold individually, gauge cover not included. This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase; contact the manufacturer directly for issues. Gauge Type: Water Temperature, Series: Chesapeake Black, Voltage: 12/24 V, Gauge Size: 2 inches, No box set, Box Dimensions: 4'H x 4'W x 5'L, Weight: 0.3 lbs, UPC: 759266137042. Quick Guide (pdf) available.

Using your Faria Chesapeake Black water temperature gauge is easy. First, make sure it's properly installed according to the voltage requirements (it can work with 12 or 24 VDC). Once installed, the gauge will automatically start showing the water temperature. Just keep an eye on the pointer to know the current temperature. When it comes to maintenance, since it has an anti - scratch glass lens and a corrosion - resistant plastic case, it's quite durable. But it's a good idea to clean it regularly with a soft cloth. If you encounter any issues, don't return it to the place of purchase. Instead, contact the manufacturer directly. Remember, the gauge cover is not included, so you'll need to take care of the gauge itself. And it's sold individually, so if you need more, you'll have to buy additional units.