SITEX SST110 Saltwater Temperature Indicator with Transom Mount Transducer
SST-110 Sea Temp Gauge
The right tool at the right price for all saltwater anglers, both inshore
and offshore.
An affordable, waterproof, analog sea surface temp instrument with LARGE digital
numbers that can literally be seen from 15 to 20 feet away. With its large
four-digit LCD display (measuring 4.3 inchesx 4.3 inches x 3.5 inches), rugged
water-resistant construction and advanced features, Si-Tex's SST-110 is ideal
for a wide range of recreational and commercial fishing vessels. It can be
easily installed on the flybridge of a large sportfisherman or on the instrument
panel of a 17-foot open center console. It has the ability to view water
temperature at a glance (in 0.01-degree Fahrenheit/Celsius resolution), find
favorable temperature zones and pinpoint critical off-shore temp breaks. For
maximum accuracy and to compensate for slight differences in transducers, the
displayed temperature can be easily calibrated by the operator using the
SST-110's front panel keys. Boaters can also set high and low temperature alarms
for audible alerts to temperature fl uctuations or hard temperature edges. A
temperature trend arrow on the display tells the user at a glance if sea
temperatures are getting warmer, cooler or remaining constant.
For operation in any onboard environment or ambient light conditions, the
SST-110 offers five levels of backlighting that can be selected and remotely
switched On/Off . All set up and calibration constants are saved to a
nonvolatile memory, retaining settings for the next time the unit is powered up.
For easy integration on most professional fishing vessels, the SST-110 outputs
standard NMEA 0183 water temperature data and works on both 12 and 24 VDC
systems. Even with its large digital display, the SST-110 draws only 0.35 amps
(0.55 amps with full backlighting).
Features:
- 0.01 Degree Resolution
- Easy Calibration
- Temperature Alarms
- Trend Indicators
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Owners Manual
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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