Veratron 3-3/8" (85MM) OceanLink® NMEA 2000® Tachometer - 3000 RPM - White Dial & Bezel

The Veratron 3-3/8" (85MM) OceanLink® NMEA 2000® Tachometer with 3000 RPM white dial and bezel is a marine-grade engine monitoring instrument designed for vessels equipped with networked engine management systems. As a mechanic working with modern marine powerplants, you'll recognize this as an essential gauge for real-time RPM feedback and engine health diagnostics. Whether you're installing a new marine propulsion system or upgrading an existing instrumentation cluster, this tachometer bridges traditional analog readability with cutting-edge digital marine networking protocols.

Built by Veratron, a Teleflex subsidiary with decades of marine electronics expertise, this 85mm gauge integrates seamlessly into NMEA 2000® networks—the industry standard for marine system communication. The 3000 RPM scale suits mid-range marine engines, while the white dial with matching bezel ensures excellent visibility in varied lighting conditions typical of helm stations. OceanLink® compatibility means this tachometer communicates with engine controllers, fuel management systems, and other networked instruments, eliminating the need for independent wiring runs and reducing installation complexity on modern vessels. The compact 3-3/8" faceplate fits standard marine instrument panels without requiring mechanical modification.

This tachometer is ideal for boat owners and marine technicians upgrading older vessels to networked engine management or replacing failed analog gauges with Iboat-capable equivalents. Installation requires access to the NMEA 2000® backbone—typically a daisy-chain CANbus harness running through the vessel—and basic panel cutout preparation. The 0.85 lb weight and compact 8 x 4 x 8 inch footprint make it suitable for tight helm spaces without adding significant mass to the instrument cluster. Compatibility with Veratron's full OceanLink® ecosystem means future additions—fuel flow meters, temperature sensors, or engine hour meters—integrate through the same network, eliminating gauge clutter and simplifying troubleshooting for both cruising boaters and commercial operators.