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Veratron 85mm (3-3/ 8") VMH-35S Multifunction Gauge w/ Voltage Dependent (0-5V) Sensor Input & Battery Sensor

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Veratron 85mm (3-3/ 8") VMH-35S Multifunction Gauge w/ Voltage Dependent (0-5V) Sensor Input & Battery Sensor85mm (3 3 8") VMH 35S Multifunction Gauge with Voltage Dependent (0 5V) Sensor Input & Battery Sensor The first in its new VMH line of premium marine gauges, the Veratron VMH 35 S was engineered for single inboard or outboard engine applications. The elegant black glass design displays a wealth of critical boat system data, in a compact package that's perfect for dashboards, consoles, and bulkheads on smaller vessels with limited space. The Veratron

85mm (3-3/8") VMH-35S Multifunction Gauge with Voltage Dependent (0-5V) Sensor Input & Battery Sensor

The first in its new VMH line of premium marine gauges, the Veratron VMH 35-S was engineered for single inboard or outboard engine applications. The elegant black-glass design displays a wealth of critical boat system data, in a compact package that's perfect for dashboards, consoles, and bulkheads on smaller vessels with limited space.

The Veratron VMH 35-S has an embedded NMEA 2000 gateway that distributes sensor data inputs such as fuel, trim, and tachometer to other devices like chartplotters. This saves the need for an additional external converter. Highly adaptable to a wide range of onboard networks, it's equipped with analog inputs, making it ideal for refitting with older engines. An integrated GPS makes the VMH 35-S the perfect standalone navigation solution. It integrates speed, compass, and position into the engine data information. A dedicated Veratron IBS (Intelligent Battery System) input can provide critical 12V battery monitoring capabilities.

The Veratron VMH 35-S has a mineral glass front that's optically bonded to the sun-readable hybrid display. A sleek brushed stainless steel bezel surrounds the device and fits into classic and modern marine décors. Because small boat consoles are often fully exposed, the round display is waterproof to IPX7 criteria, both front and back. It fits a standard 85mm (3-3/8’’) panel cutout size.

Powered by the latest microprocessor, the Veratron VMH 35-S is blazingly fast. Yet even when set at full brightness, it draws a mere 170mA of power—a fraction of what a comparably-sized TFT screen uses.

The VMH 35-S has the capacity to provide 30 types of data including engine, EcoMode pop-up screen, RPMs up to 8'000 with a programmable overspeed alarm, tank levels, battery status, GPS, and vessel information. It's easily configured using the embedded on-screen menu and soft-touch buttons.

Features:

  • Integrated high-performance GNSS receiver
    • Intelligent Battery Sensor (IBS) port
  • Analog inputs: 1x 0-5V / 1x resistive / 1x frequency
  • Stylish black-glass design with brushed stainless-steel ring
  • Front ring: Brushed stainless steel
  • Front lens: Mineral glass
  • Display: Color IBN + 1.44" TFT optically bonded
  • Connectors: Molex MX-150 12 pins / DeviceNet M12 5 pins
    • NMEA 2000 certified with embedded analog gateway

Technical Specifications:

  • Nominal voltage: 12V
  • Operating voltage: 9-16V
  • Current consumption: ≤ 150 mA (normal mode)
  • Protection class: IP X7
  • Dimensions: 100 mm (outer) and 85 mm (mounting hole)
    • Cable lengths: 6m

Manufacturer Part Numbers: B00143502
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