Description
Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge | Boat Supply Store
Maintain precise fuel monitoring with this Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge, engineered for 12 VDC negative ground marine electrical systems. Its Euro Black design incorporates perimeter lighting and bold white graphics for superior readability, even in low light conditions, while the anti-scratch flat glass lens ensures long-term clarity. This gauge utilizes a variable resistance sending unit to deliver accurate readings, making it an essential component for offshore fishing vessels navigating coastal waters where fuel management is critical.
Key Features
- Premium Aesthetic with Euro Black dial and black aluminum bezel
- Enhanced Readability via perimeter lighting and bold white graphics
- Durable Construction featuring an anti-scratch flat glass lens
- Accurate Fuel Monitoring through a variable resistance sending unit system
- Versatile Compatibility for 12 VDC negative ground systems
- Adaptable Configuration for 24 VDC systems with appropriate components
- Compact 2-inch Diameter design requiring a 53mm instrument hole
- Reliable Performance from Faria Beede Instruments
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 2 inch |
| Hole Size | 53mm |
| System Voltage | 12 VDC Negative Ground |
| Adaptable Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Graphics Color | White |
| Bezel Color | Black |
| Bezel Material | Aluminum |
| Lens Type | Flat, Anti-scratch Glass |
| Pointer Color | White |
| Lighting | Perimeter-lighted |
| Sending Unit Type | Variable Resistance |
Who This Is For
This gauge is for boat owners and marine technicians seeking a visually appealing and dependable fuel level indicator for their 12 VDC or adaptable 24 VDC marine electrical systems. It is particularly suited for those who prefer metric-sized instruments and demand clear, accurate fuel level data.
How It Compares
| Feature | Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Dial Style | Perimeter-lighted Black with White graphics | White with Black graphics |
| Bezel Material | Black Aluminum | Chrome |
| Lighting | Perimeter-lighted | None specified |
| Lens Type | Flat, Anti-scratch Glass | Flat Glass |
| Voltage | 12 VDC (adaptable to 24 VDC) | 12V DC |
| Hole Size | 2.0625" (53mm) | — |
Common Concerns Answered
What is the return policy for this Faria gauge?
Please note that this product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Any issues must be handled directly with the manufacturer for resolution.
Is a gauge cover included with this fuel level gauge?
A gauge cover is not included with the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge.
Why is direct manufacturer contact required for issues?
The manufacturer requires direct contact for issue resolution to streamline support and ensure specialized handling of product-specific concerns, maintaining product integrity.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge work?
This gauge operates by connecting to a compatible variable resistance fuel sending unit. As the fuel level changes, the sending unit alters its resistance, which the gauge interprets and displays as a corresponding fuel level reading on its dial.
What is the hole size required for the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge?
The Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge requires a standard instrument hole size of 2.0625 inches (53mm) for mounting.
Can the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge be adapted for 24 VDC systems?
Yes, this gauge can be adapted for use in 24 VDC systems, but it will require the procurement and installation of additional appropriate voltage conversion components.
What type of lens does the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge have?
The Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge features a flat glass lens that is specifically designed to be anti-scratch, ensuring clarity and durability.
Is the gauge cover included with the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge?
No, a gauge cover is not provided with the Faria Euro Black 2" Fuel Level Gauge; it is sold separately if required.
