Dash Instrument Panel, Marine Instrument Panel, Boat Gauge Panel 5 Dash Gauge Set for Marine Boat Replacement

Specification:Item Type: Dash Instrument PanelMaterial: Aluminum alloy, ABS, stainless steel and tempered glassFunction Display:85mm tachometer can display: engine speed 0-4000RPM, 99999.9H timing52mm water temperature gauge shows water temperature: 100-250℉ (40-120 ℃); (Input signal: 301-22ohms)The 52mm oil level gauge shows the oil volume of the oil tank: F-1/2-E; (Input signal: 0-190ohms)The 52mm oil pressure gauge can display the oil pressure of the oil tank: 0-10Bar (0-145psi); (Input signal: 10-184ohms)52mm voltmeter can display battery voltage: 8-16V;Use Mode: LCD display, stepper motorWorking Voltage: DC12V circuit system; (Except for the voltmeter, the other four instruments can work in the DC24V circuit system)Working Current: 100 MAWorking Temperature: - 30 ℃ -+75 ℃Storage Temperature: - 40 ℃ -+85 ℃Backlight Color: RedProtection Grade: IP67, can work at 1m underwater, excellent antifog function;Package List：1 x Dash Instrument Panel2 x Key

• 5 GAUGE SET: The dash instrument panel features a comprehensive 5 gauge set, including an 85mm tachometer that displays engine speed from 0 to 4000 RPM and timing up to 99999.9 hours
• MULTIFUNCTIONAL: This marine instrument panel is designed with versatility in mind, offering features like a water temperature alarm, low oil pressure alarm, and low voltage alarm
• HIGH ACCURACY: The dash instrument panel utilizes advanced pulse motor technology, ensuring high accuracy in reading across all gauges. The gauges are designed for easy readability, enabling you to keep a close watch on your boat's operational metrics
• FIRM INSTALLATION: Designed for a secure installation, the back harness connectors of the dash instrument panel come with snaps to guarantee a strong connection between the instruments and the harness
• TOUGH MATERIAL: Constructed with an aluminum alloy panel and a 316L stainless steel front cover bezel, the marine instrument panel is built to withstand the rigors of the marine environment