Faria Coral 2" Water Temperature Gauge (100 - 250°F)

The Faria Coral 2" Water Temperature Gauge (100–250°F) is a marine-grade instrument designed for vessel operators who depend on real-time engine coolant monitoring during extended operations. Built to Faria Beede's exacting standards, this gauge delivers accurate temperature readings across a 150-degree range, making it essential for preventing thermal damage to marine engines and maintaining optimal performance under demanding conditions. Whether you're piloting a patrol boat, commercial vessel, or high-performance watercraft, reliable temperature indication prevents catastrophic engine failure in critical situations.

This 2-inch gauge features a perimeter-lighted black dial with white and blue graphics for rapid visual reference in low-light environments—a critical design element for tactical and law enforcement marine operations. The black aluminum bezel with burnished leading edge provides corrosion resistance and durability in saltwater or harsh operational environments, while the contoured white pointer ensures precise needle alignment and minimal parallax error. A flat glass lens protects the dial face while maintaining optical clarity, and the low-amperage sender technology minimizes electrical load on vessel charging systems, making it compatible with both traditional and modern marine electrical architectures.

Law enforcement marine units, military vessels, and professional mariners rely on the Faria Coral gauge for dependable engine temperature data during pursuit, transport, and extended patrol operations. The compact 2-inch face integrates seamlessly into standard marine instrument panels without requiring extensive modification. Installation requires a compatible temperature sender unit connected via low-voltage wiring to the instrument's internal resistance-based measurement circuit—a straightforward retrofit for most freshwater and saltwater marine platforms. For operators who cannot afford instrument failure, the Faria Coral delivers military-grade reliability at a tactical price point.