Veratron Ammeter Shunt -60/60AMP - 60mV Input - 12/24V

The Veratron Ammeter Shunt -60/60AMP - 60mV Input - 12/24V is an essential electrical monitoring component for any serious boater or angler who relies on battery-powered systems to stay on the water longer. Whether you're running a dual battery setup, powering trolling motors, fish finders, or navigation electronics, accurate ammeter readings tell you exactly how hard your electrical system is working and how much reserve capacity remains. This shunt device sits between your battery bank and your ammeter gauge, converting high-amp current flow into a precise, measurable voltage signal that your dashboard display can interpret—keeping you informed of every milliamp drawn from your battery system.

The Veratron ammeter shunt handles bidirectional current measurement from -60 to +60 amps, with a 60mV output that communicates directly to your 12V or 24V ammeter gauge. This dual-voltage design accommodates both single and multi-battery marine configurations, making it adaptable to freshwater fishing rigs, saltwater center consoles, and expedition-style cruising boats. The compact 2 x 2 x 6 inch form factor and lightweight 0.5 lb construction allow installation in tight engine compartments or battery boxes without consuming valuable space. Veratron's precision engineering ensures stable, drift-free readings even during high-demand situations like running a 36V trolling motor or simultaneous operation of multiple electronics.

This ammeter shunt is ideal for boaters who need real-time battery monitoring to prevent deep discharge and extend battery life during long days on the water. Installation typically connects the shunt in-line between your main battery positive terminal and your electrical load distribution panel, then runs signal wires to your Veratron ammeter gauge. It pairs seamlessly with Veratron's full range of marine instrumentation, giving anglers and cruisers the confidence to push their battery systems harder while maintaining full visibility into electrical consumption and charging rates. Marine electricians and experienced DIY installers regularly specify this shunt for custom electrical builds targeting performance, reliability, and safety.