332-040-001 VDO 24 Volt Gauge | Genuine Used Part
332-040-001 VDO 24 Volt Gauge | Genuine Used Part
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🔧 Product Description
Genuine VDO Cockpit International 24-Volt Voltmeter - Part Number: 332-040-001
A genuine used VDO Cockpit International electrical voltmeter for 24-volt marine, automotive and industrial electrical systems.
The 52mm gauge monitors system voltage across an 18-32 volt range and uses the battery or charging-system supply directly. It is suitable for monitoring alternator output, battery condition and electrical-system voltage.
⚙️ Key Features
• Genuine VDO Cockpit International voltmeter
• Correct VDO part number 332-040-001
• 18-32 volt measuring range
• Designed for nominal 24-volt systems
• Standard 52mm installation diameter
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• A2C53191767-S later VDO reference associated with 332-040-001
• 332-040-001 established VDO Cockpit International reference
OEM / Related Numbers:
• VDO: 332-040-001
• VDO: 332040001
• VDO: A2C53191767-S
• VDO Cockpit International 24V voltmeter
• Measuring Range: 18-32V
• Panel Diameter: 52mm
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• KUS 24V 18-32V 52mm marine voltmeter
• Faria Beede 14-32V 2-inch voltmeter
• Veethree 24V 52mm voltmeter
• Generic 52mm marine voltmeters may be functional replacements
• Bezel, illumination voltage, cutout and terminal layout must be confirmed
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• 24-volt marine electrical systems
• Commercial vessels and larger boats
• Diesel engine instrument panels
• Trucks, generators and industrial equipment
• Dual-battery 24-volt charging systems
Typically suits:
• Gauge Type: Electrical voltmeter
• Nominal System Voltage: 24 volts
• Measuring Range: 18-32 volts
• Instrument Diameter: 52mm
• Sender Requirement: None
• Wiring Requirement: Switched positive, negative and illumination connections
🔌 Function
The gauge measures electrical-system voltage so battery charge level and alternator performance can be monitored while the engine is operating.
Common signs of failure:
• Gauge remains at zero
• Reading is consistently high or low
• Needle fluctuates with a stable supply
• Illumination does not operate
• Corroded terminals or poor ground
• Incorrect installation on a 12-volt system
📦 Condition
• Genuine used part
• Removed from running engine or vessel where applicable
• In good working condition unless otherwise stated
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