Faria Kronos 2 Depth Sounder w/Transom Mount Transducer [19150]

The Faria Kronos 2 Depth Sounder with Transom Mount Transducer is a top - notch boating accessory. It features a polished stainless - steel bezel and a flat glass anti - fog, scratch - resistant lens. The perimeter - lighted spun aluminum dial with gold and black graphics looks great. This depth sounder offers a 3 - 199 foot (1 - 61 meters) depth capability. It has automatic gain control, backlighting for excellent night vision, keel offset, and deep and shallow water alarms. You can read the depth in both meters and feet, and its oversized back - lit display makes it easy to read in any condition. When a shallow or deep water condition exists, audible and visual alarms will notify you. The depth sounder comes with a Faria SN2011 Transom Mount Transducer with a 25' cable. The 2' hole size is 2.0625' (53mm). Specifications include imperial and metric values, 199 - foot (61m) depth capability, audible and visual alarms, a stainless - steel bezel, and it operates on a 12/24 V voltage input range. It belongs to the Kronos series, is a 2' gauge type, and is not a box set. The box dimensions are 8'H x 8'W x 8'L, and it weighs 1.9 lbs with a UPC of 759266191501. Factory P/N is DS0131. Sold individually, gauge cover is not included. Note: This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Contact the manufacturer directly for any issues.

Using the Faria Kronos 2 Depth Sounder is easy. First, install the included transom mount transducer with the 25' cable according to the instructions. Make sure it's properly attached to your boat. Once installed, power it on using the 12/24 V voltage input. You can switch between reading the depth in meters or feet depending on your preference. The backlighting helps you see the display clearly at night. When the water depth reaches a shallow or deep level that you've set, the audible and visual alarms will go off. As for maintenance, keep the flat glass lens clean to ensure clear visibility. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures. If you have any problems, don't return it to the place of purchase; instead, contact the manufacturer directly.