Introduction:
NMEA2000 is a communication protocol on data exchange among electric control units in navigation application,presented by America National Marine Electronics Association(NMEA) based on communication protocol J1939.
Standard data exchange way better achieves data sharing,allowing user a easier, more reliable application.
Structure:
NMEA 2000 gauges are composed of sea V series faceplate and Sea Q series main body except the tacho meter.
NMEA 2000 tacho meter is able to display temperature,voltage,pressure, speed, engine working hour according to the request of the customer with the LCD display and the key operation function.
the data switching can be easily realized by operating the UP and DOWN button.
Advantages:
NMEA2000 is based on CAN-BUS develop standard, which can achieve data exchange and sharing among different equipments.
Low cost,easy to installation,simple and easy to use.
Support PNP(plug and play),so the marine electric equipments installation,maintenance and exchange are very easy.
In addition to providing analog RPM display, the Sea N Tachometer also includes a LCD screen that monitors real time performance data such as: Engine Trim;Oil Pressure ; Battery Status ; Fuel Consumption;Engine Temperature; Alarm ; Engine Hour
The real time information can be easily toggled using 3 central buttons, and can be customized to show either Metrics or American measurements.
Installation Information
1. Cut a φ85mm hole on panel, and insure there is enough space behind panel for gauge and harnesses mounting.
2. Assemble the seal ring into gauge, then mount the gauge into the hole on panel, screw tightly with fastening ring.
3. Connect the cables referring to wires diagram(standard NMEA2000 cable) .

Manufacturer	SPRING AUTO
Brand	KUS
Model	NMHB-BS-7KL
Item Weight	1.1 pounds
Product Dimensions	5.12 x 3.54 x 4.72 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Manufacturer Part Number	KN07000

KUS NMEA2000 DN85mm Generator Tachometer with Multifunction Display 0-7000rpm for Marine Vessel (BS)

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