Faria Platinum 4" Speedometer - 60MPH - GPS

The Faria Platinum 4" Speedometer - 60MPH - GPS is a precision marine instrument built for operators and enthusiasts who demand reliability in high-performance vessel monitoring. Designed for tactical and professional maritime operations, this speedometer integrates GPS technology to deliver accurate vessel velocity data in real-world conditions where conventional mechanical gauges fall short. Whether deployed on patrol craft, rescue vessels, or high-speed intercept operations, this instrument provides mission-critical speed verification with the durability expected in law enforcement and military marine environments.

Engineered by Faria Beede Instruments, the Platinum Series gauge features a spun aluminum dial with custom graphics and polished stainless steel bezel—materials selected for corrosion resistance and operational longevity in saltwater and high-humidity environments. The GPS-based speed measurement eliminates drift inherent in mechanical pitot-tube systems, delivering consistent 60-knot (60-MPH) maximum readout across varying water conditions, hull configurations, and trim angles. The 4-inch face provides optimal visibility from the helm during dynamic vessel handling, with studded bezels ensuring secure mounting and reduced vibration transmission to bridge instrumentation.

Law enforcement marine units, naval training commands, and commercial operators running sustained high-speed missions benefit most from GPS-integrated speedometry, which eliminates calibration variance across different hull types and operating profiles. Installation integrates with standard marine instrument harnesses; consult vessel documentation for power and GPS-signal requirements. At 0.55 lbs and compact 5x5x6-inch dimensions, this gauge integrates seamlessly into existing helm layouts without requiring extensive rewiring or console modification. For operators prioritizing speed accuracy and instrument reliability, the Faria Platinum 4" Speedometer represents tactical-grade marine instrumentation.