Faria Dress White 4 GPS Speedometer - 60 MPH [33147]

Upgrade your vessel with the Faria 4' Dress White GPS Speedometer, reaching up to 60 MPH. It features a perimeter - lighted white dial with bold black graphics, a white aluminum bezel, a contoured black pointer, and a flat anti - scratch glass lens. This speedometer is a perfect drop - in replacement for your current one, fitting seamlessly into your existing instrument dash. It uses an internal GPS antenna, no external antenna needed, and a highly accurate 48 - channel GPS receiver for the most precise speed data on the market. The optional digital LCD displays Course Over Ground (COG) and actual heading. The analog pointer, driven by a digital stepper motor, provides accurate speed readings with minimal bounce during operation. With a 3.375' (85mm) hole size, it's easy to install. It operates on 12 VDC negative ground and can be adapted for 24 VDC systems. It has a dual scale for both Imperial and Metric units. Factory P/N SGP111. Sold individually, gauge cover not included. This product has a strict non - return policy to the original point of purchase; contact the manufacturer directly for issues. Specifications: Gauge Type - Speedometer, Gauge Size - 4', Series - Dress White, Box Set - No, Voltage - Input Range (Volts) - 12/24 V, Box Dimensions - 5'H x 5'W x 6'L, WT: 0.55 lbs, UPC: 759266331471.

Using your Faria 4' Dress White GPS Speedometer is a breeze. First, find a suitable spot on your vessel's instrument dash where the 3.375' (85mm) hole can be cut for installation. Connect the speedometer to your power source - it works with 12 VDC negative ground and can be adapted for 24 VDC systems. Once installed, turn on your vessel's power, and the speedometer will start gathering GPS data from its internal antenna. You'll see the speed displayed on the analog pointer. If you've got the optional digital LCD, you can also view Course Over Ground (COG) and actual heading. As for maintenance, keep the anti - scratch glass lens clean with a soft cloth. Avoid exposing the speedometer to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you run into any problems, don't return it to the original point of purchase. Instead, reach out directly to the manufacturer.