VDO Tachometer
- Scale: 0 - 4,000 RPM
- Use with Alternator or Generator Sender Signals
- Voltage: 12V
- Connection: M4 Stud
- Diameter: 3 3⁄8" (85mm)
- Dial Color: Black
- Bezel Color: Black
- Lighting Method: Bulb
- Lighting Color: White
- Lighting Type: Flood
- Pointer Color: Red
- Pointer Type: Solid
- Lens Material: Mineral Glass
- Lens Construction: Single
- Included: U-Bracket (Mounting Hardware)
- Series: Cockpit International Gen II
VDO Cockpit International GEN II
Functionality, durability and high quality
Cockpit International Gen II is the ideal instrumentation solution when performance and cost effectiveness are both a high priority. Featuring high quality components and rugged materials, Cockpit International Gen II provides reliable performance that can be counted on.
Our VDO Cockpit International GEN II are the standard in the industry for reliability and economy. They feature our latest generation of patented air core movements or stepper motor technology to deliver the precision and durability that has made VDO renowned, worlwide.
Benefits & Features
- Rugged rust resistant steel housing
- Classic styling
- Standard U-bracket mounting and M4 stud connections
- Dual scale (US/Metric) and single scale metric variants
Technical Data
- 12v - 24v
- Universal M4 stud connector
- VDO sender compatible (10-180Ω pressure & level, 287-23Ω & 322-19Ω temperature)
Cockpit International: These world-class instruments are designed to be the standard in the industry at an economical price. All instruments feature VDO's latest generation patented air core and stepper motor movements for the reliability and durability you've come to expect from a leader in instrumentation.
These instruments are made for durability with a choice of two terminals: M4 studs and .250" male spade. All 52mm instruments feature zinc-plated metal housing and black painted, brass bezels for rugged, reliable service.
Each instrument in this product line incorporates standard flood-lit illumination and is available in 12v / 24v applications.
