239.33 EUR (39,222 JPY)
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This product is produced on order.
Usually takes around 1 month to ship.
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Color: black
・Suitable for all ignition systems
・Analog speedometer up to 220 km/h
・Digital tachometer up to 20,000 rpm
・Gear-shift indicator programmable in increments of 100
・Odometer up to 99,999km
・Trip counter up to 9999.9 km
・24-hour clock
・Indicator lights for: Neutral, high beam, turn signals, warning light
・Wheel size from 300mm to 2,500mm, can be set in 1-mm increments
・Dimensions: Stainless-steel housing (dia. x D) approx. 64 x 54mm
・Bezel dia. approx. 69mm
・Includes fittings, mounting bracket, pulse transmitter with sturdy holder and also installation and operating instructions in German.
**The instruction manual is in English.
*Delivery may be delayed due to importing. .
Classic multifunctional cockpit instrument with the most important displays. Suitable for two- and four-stroke motorcycles and also quads and ATVs with 12 V DC electrical system and battery.
The Hall generator has three connection cables, Red = Positive input 5 V, White = Pulse, Black = Negative
Important: If your motorcycle has a battery charging indicator light, it must not be simply deactivated, as this may cause the charging circuit to stop functioning (e.g. on BMW). Either connect the charging indicator separately with the originally specified wattage, or use the warning light on the T&T instrument in combination with a resistor to equalize the original wattage of the charging indicator light.
If you use the magnets supplied, please observe the marking. On one side, you will find either an N or a red line. The side with this marking must face outwards (towards the sensor).
Points of Attention
* If there may be an instruction manual included, it will be written in Japanese.
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