Kinstecks Upgraded Version: Motorcycle Voltmeter 🏍️ DC 12V Digital Gauge LED Display - Blue Review

Excellent component with excellent voltage display. Mounted side by side on my Polaris dash just to monitor battery voltage. I want to follow with headlights and winch.

Needed a battery voltage gauge in my Polaris Slingshot (works a lot of sound and light) and it worked. I can see it in direct sunlight which is the cool part and it appears to be weatherproof so rain can't damage it.

Good block, easy to read even in daylight. Hooked it up to my classic BMW motorcycle to keep an eye on during a long ride. I connected a switch to it so I can turn it on and off when the bike isn't running to conserve battery power and also to test the battery when it's in storage.

A little smaller than I thought but works great. Voltmeters draw a small amount of current, so I connected them to the water pump switch so that it only turns on when the pump switch is on. This way I can turn off the light blue indicator at night to sleep. I would recommend and upgrade if it doesn't last long or fails too soon.

Very accurate. Some standard Chinese voltmeters may vary, but this meter has proven accurate compared to my Siglent professional benchtop multimeter. The display is large and bright and looks very professional. I will order more for other cars. It is always preferable to be warned of a generator failure.

Installed on my two Can Am ATVs after a charging system failure on the track. This voltmeter is accurate, sensitive and easy to read even in direct sunlight. I especially like that the display flashes when low (below 12.0) or high voltage (above 15.0) conditions occur. They've already survived a rainy day (I smeared some silicone where the wires enter the back of the display) and still work perfectly.

I am Travel Director for traveljunkies.space and we have converted our suburb to live outside of it. I have two batteries that we use as backup batteries and we wanted something on each that could tell their voltage at a glance. This goes with my solar charger and multimeter and helps me ensure the batteries are balanced and charged. I ended up buying another to mount on my RV so the panel could read the battery voltage when it was unplugged.

And much better when it's the exact size and form factor you need. In this case I'm using it to monitor a lithium ion battery connected to a fence gate opener. Before that, I had no idea what the voltage was for a lead-acid battery. When it came time to replace the old lead-acid battery, I went with the lithium-ion battery. But everyone knows they can be grumpy. I glued a magnet to the back so I could place the display on the outside of the controller. Absolutely great. Winter is coming so…

I have a solar system so I have 3 different sensors to monitor the system. None of the three sensors show the same readings, but none of them are certified, so it's anyone's guess as to which ones are wrong; but everything is within 0.12 volts. The numbers are 5/8 inches, making this the only sensor I can read from across the room and even from outside the RV. I have a blue color that makes it easy to see or read. The wire exits the back of the meter and is easy to hide. The installation is…