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Nasa Vane Head V2 for Nasa wind instrument

Item no. NAS-10023

Få målingen ind i det instrument, der skal vise den.

  • Måler den angivne størrelse og leverer signal til kompatibelt udstyr.
  • Vælg model efter det, du vil måle, og anlæggets signaltype.
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Technical details
MærkeNASA
Installation and choosing accessories

Kontrollér signalområde, protokol, spænding, mål og tilslutning. En føler med forkert signal kan give forkerte visninger.

Kompatibilitet

Produktet er beregnet til Nasa vindinstrument som angivet i produktbetegnelsen. Kontroller samme model/serie på det eksisterende udstyr før bestilling.

Full product description

Nasa V2 Wind Vane for Nasa wind instrument – function and specifications

Nasa V2 Wind Vane for Nasa wind instrument is a marine instrument for the clear display or monitoring of the function indicated by the product name.

⚡ Practical advantages

  • Provides a quick overview directly from the instrument panel.
  • Can be used as a replacement or for a new installation when the signal type and electrical data match.
  • Crucial values such as voltage, signal range, and mounting dimensions must match the rest of the installation.

⛵ Use and installation

Suitable for instrument panels in powerboats and sailboats when the signal type, voltage, and mounting dimensions correspond with the installation.

🔌 Compatibility

The product is intended for Nasa wind instruments as indicated in the product designation. Check the same model/series on existing equipment before ordering.

💡 Good to know before ordering

When replacing, both the electrical signal, voltage, and panel dimensions must be checked. An instrument with the wrong resistance range may display incorrect readings, even if it physically fits in the hole.