12v 24v 36v Digital Display Lcd Hour Meter For Marine Boat Engine 2" Round Gauge on 2040-parts.com
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12v 24v 36v Digital Display LCD Hour Meter For Marine Boat Engine 2" Round Gauge
free shipping in USA included the gauge and wire connectors and plastic housing (see the picture) Range: 0-99999.9h. Low power consumption. will not lose data. High compact design. Complete sealed, moisture and dust approve. Hour and 1/10 hour display. LCD display Working voltage: 6-80 VDC. Power consumption: < 0.02W. Accuracy: 1%. Temperature range: -40C ~ +80C. Shock testing: 1-8G, 10-75HZ. High impact, durable plastic case is waterproof. Easily installation. |
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