Blue Sea Systems
Blue Sea Systems 1732 Mini OLED Ammeter
Compact marine ammeter monitors -100 A to 100 A DC on a bright, waterproof, daylight-readable OLED screen, mounts in a standard 1-1/8" hole with reverse-polarity protection
- TypeAccessories
- Bright OLED readability in direct sunlight
- Monitors -100 A to 100 A DC for full current visibility
- ±2 % accuracy ensures reliable system data
- Fits standard 1-1/8" cutout for simple installation
- Reverse polarity protection prevents wiring damage
Purpose and fit
The Blue Sea Systems 1732 Mini OLED Ammeter is a compact marine instrument for 12V or 24V DC electrical systems. It suits boat owners and installers who need real-time amperage data on a bright, waterproof, daylight-readable OLED screen. The meter mounts in a standard 1-1/8" hole for flexible placement.
Deciding specification
The meter monitors current from -100A to 100A DC with a resolution of 0.1A and an accuracy of ± 2%. It accepts positive or negative side wiring and operates on an input voltage range of 8-36V DC while drawing only 15mA. Reverse polarity protection is built in.
Bundled impact
The unit is classified as an accessory and arrives as a standalone meter. No separate shunt, wiring harness or configuration software is included, so installers must supply their own connections and mounting hardware to complete the installation.
Highlights
- Bright OLED readability in direct sunlight
- Monitors -100 A to 100 A DC for full current visibility
- ±2 % accuracy ensures reliable system data
- Fits standard 1-1/8" cutout for simple installation
- Reverse polarity protection prevents wiring damage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 100A range tell me about the current I can actually watch on my boat?
The meter reads from -100A to 100A DC with 0.1A resolution, so you see charge and discharge currents up to that level on the OLED screen.
How does the 12V/24V nominal voltage and 8-36V input range limit where I can wire it?
It powers from any 8-36V DC source, covering both 12V and 24V nominal systems, and draws only 15mA itself.
What size hole and clearance do I need to mount the 1732 in a panel?
It fits a standard 1-1/8" cut-out; the compact case slides through from the front and secures with the supplied hardware.
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