Heavy Duty Rudder Indicator Gauge
The Heavy Duty Rudder Indicator Gauge is an essential analogue rudder position gauge designed for monitoring up to 40º of rudder movement in both directions from the central 0º position. This precision instrument is crucial for safe navigation, especially in tight and crowded waterways where accurate rudder positioning can make a significant difference in maneuverability and control.
Manufactured with durability in mind, this Black Silverline gauge features a stainless steel bezel that offers superior resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for marine environments. The acid-resistant construction ensures longevity even in harsh conditions. For optimal functionality, the compatible sensor (model 150313) is required and sold separately, allowing for seamless integration with your vessel's steering system.
This heavy-duty rudder indicator gauge is engineered to withstand the rigors of marine use while providing precise and reliable rudder position information. Its robust construction and resistance to environmental factors make it an indispensable tool for both recreational boaters and professional mariners. The gauge's clear, easy-to-read display allows for quick assessment of rudder position, enhancing overall vessel control and safety during navigation.
The low power consumption make this analogue rudder position gauge suitable for a wide range of vessels, from small pleasure craft to larger commercial ships. Its ability to operate effectively in extreme temperatures ensures reliable performance in diverse sailing conditions, from tropical waters to colder climates.
By incorporating this heavy-duty rudder indicator gauge into your vessel's instrumentation, you'll benefit from improved steering accuracy, enhanced situational awareness, and increased confidence in navigating challenging waterways. Whether you're maneuvering in tight marina spaces, navigating narrow channels, or maintaining course in open waters, this gauge provides the critical information needed for precise rudder control and optimal vessel handling.
The Heavy Duty Rudder Indicator Gauge is an essential analogue rudder position gauge designed for monitoring up to 40º of rudder movement in both directions from the central 0º position. This precision instrument is crucial for safe navigation, especially in tight and crowded waterways where accurate rudder positioning can make a significant difference in maneuverability and control.
Manufactured with durability in mind, this Black Silverline gauge features a stainless steel bezel that offers superior resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for marine environments. The acid-resistant construction ensures longevity even in harsh conditions. For optimal functionality, the compatible sensor (model 150313) is required and sold separately, allowing for seamless integration with your vessel's steering system.
This heavy-duty rudder indicator gauge is engineered to withstand the rigors of marine use while providing precise and reliable rudder position information. Its robust construction and resistance to environmental factors make it an indispensable tool for both recreational boaters and professional mariners. The gauge's clear, easy-to-read display allows for quick assessment of rudder position, enhancing overall vessel control and safety during navigation.
The low power consumption make this analogue rudder position gauge suitable for a wide range of vessels, from small pleasure craft to larger commercial ships. Its ability to operate effectively in extreme temperatures ensures reliable performance in diverse sailing conditions, from tropical waters to colder climates.
By incorporating this heavy-duty rudder indicator gauge into your vessel's instrumentation, you'll benefit from improved steering accuracy, enhanced situational awareness, and increased confidence in navigating challenging waterways. Whether you're maneuvering in tight marina spaces, navigating narrow channels, or maintaining course in open waters, this gauge provides the critical information needed for precise rudder control and optimal vessel handling.