Vetus MPA34KBS2 – Aluminium Engine Panel, 12V, 4 Black Instruments (0-4000 RPM), Second Generation

Vetus MPA34KBS2 Second-Generation 12V Aluminum Marine Engine Panel with Four Black Instruments

The Vetus MPA34KBS2 is a second-generation marine engine panel engineered for durability, compact installation and reliable monitoring of essential engine parameters. Constructed from marine-grade anodized aluminum, the panel provides long-lasting resistance to harsh marine conditions while maintaining a sleek, space-efficient design suitable for dashboards with limited mounting depth. The splash-proof IP64-rated front face ensures dependable performance in environments exposed to spray, moisture and vibration.

This panel integrates four black analogue instruments: a 0–4000 RPM tachometer with an integrated hour counter, a coolant temperature gauge, an oil pressure gauge and a voltmeter. Six warning lamps and an acoustic alarm provide immediate alerts for critical engine functions, enhancing operational safety. A pre-heat/ignition switch with removable key offers secure and intuitive engine control.

Key Features

• Second-generation aluminum engine panel designed for marine environments
• Four black instruments:
  • 0–4000 RPM tachometer with hour counter
  • Temperature gauge
  • Oil pressure gauge
  • Voltmeter
• Six warning lights for essential engine alerts
• Acoustic alarm for enhanced safety
• Pre-heat/ignition switch with removable key
• Compact layout for installations with limited dashboard space
• Front-side installation for easy fitting
• Splash-proof IP64 front panel
• Marine-grade anodized aluminum construction

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Diesel and petrol marine engines requiring compact multifunction panels
• Dashboard installations with limited space or shallow mounting depth
• New builds and retrofit engine control upgrades
• Vessels requiring clear analogue readouts with integrated alert systems

The Vetus MPA34KBS2 delivers a robust, compact and reliable solution for comprehensive engine monitoring, combining practical ergonomics with long-term marine durability.