Blue Sea 1842 M2 OLED Digital Bilge Meter - Trotac Marine
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    • Blue Sea 1842 M2 OLED Digital Bilge Meter

    SKU:
    BSS1842
    Blue Sea 1842 M2 OLED Digital Bilge Meter
    $465.75
    The M2 Organic LED Digital Monitor measures essential electrical system parameters with adjustable alarms and an auto-dimming display. View full description
    The M2 Organic LED Digital Monitor measures essential electrical system parameters with adjustable alarms and an auto-dimming display. The M2 Monitors include a MOSFET External Circuit Relay (ECR) which can be used to control external circuits based on any value measured by the M2.
    • Auto-dimming, bright Organic LED display is easy to read
    • 80dB alarm on all models
    • Isolated 500mA MOSFET relay
    • Bilge float switch not included
    Specifications
    MeterBilge
    FunctionMonitors up to 4 bilges
    Input Voltage7-70V DC
    Alarm/Relay ActivationRun time/hr Cycles/24 hr Average Cycles
    Display Size55mm x 28mm
    Range0.3W-1.0W
    Weight4.00lb (1.81 kg)
    Brand:
    Blue Sea Systems

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