Faria Newport Ss 4" Tach W/ Hourmeter (4000 Rpm) Diesel
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Newport SS 4" Tachometer with Hourmeter for Diesel with Mech Take Off - 4000 RPM
The Newport Stainless Steel (SS) family of marine gauges is a classic style of gauge, engineered to be the new Modern Retro.
Designed with the latest fog resistant features, this Retro Style gauge far surpasses all expectations. Perimeter lighting makes reading these gauges easy to read Day/Night.
Features:
- Perimeter lighted Retro White Dial
- Black and Gray Graphics
- Domed fog resistant lens
- Two-piece Black pointers
- Hand-polished Stainless Steel bezel
- Studded connection for ring terminals
- Red illuminated edge-lighting
Technical Specifications:
- Operating Range - 0 to 4000 RPM w/digital hourmeter
- 3.375" (85 mm) Mounting hole
- Operating Voltage - 12/24 V
In the box:
- Gauge
- Mounting Hardware
- Installation Manual
Factory P/N TDH272
*Sold as an Individual
**Gauge Cover not Included
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
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