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A voltmeter shows your vehicle's system voltage in real time. That gives you a quick read on how the battery and charging system are doing while you drive. Drivers often fit one when they add electrical loads such as extra lighting, audio gear or a winch. Others want an early warning sign of a weak battery or a charging problem before it leaves them stranded.
We currently have 1 voltmeter in stock, from AutoMeter. It is the AutoMeter Phantom Electronic Voltmeter Gauge, an electronic gauge from the Phantom line.
A few things to think about before you buy:
Size and mounting: Check that the gauge diameter suits your dash, pillar pod or gauge panel.
Style: Match the face, needle and lighting to any gauges you already run so the cockpit looks consistent.
Reading range: Make sure the scale covers the normal operating voltage of your system.
Wiring: Electronic gauges need switched power, ground and lighting connections, so plan your wiring route ahead of time.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A voltmeter shows your vehicle's system voltage in real time. That gives you a quick read on how the battery and charging system are doing while you drive. Drivers often fit one when they add electrical loads such as extra lighting, audio gear or a winch. Others want an early warning sign of a weak battery or a charging problem before it leaves them stranded.
We currently have 1 voltmeter in stock, from AutoMeter. It is the AutoMeter Phantom Electronic Voltmeter Gauge, an electronic gauge from the Phantom line.
A few things to think about before you buy:
Size and mounting: Check that the gauge diameter suits your dash, pillar pod or gauge panel.
Style: Match the face, needle and lighting to any gauges you already run so the cockpit looks consistent.
Reading range: Make sure the scale covers the normal operating voltage of your system.
Wiring: Electronic gauges need switched power, ground and lighting connections, so plan your wiring route ahead of time.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
