UTV Belt Temp Gauge on Lowrance GPS Units  Keep your UTV's CVT belt running cool and extend its lifespan with the Rugged Routes UTV Belt Temp Sensor for Lowrance off-road GPS units. This infrared belt temp sensor is a simple and effective accessory that enables UTV enthusiasts and racers to monitor their CVT belt's real-time surface temperature, allowing them to adjust their driving style to prevent belt failure and prolong belt life. By displaying the infrared belt temp gauge on the screen of the Lowrance GPS unit, the sensor saves dashboard space and is easier to install compared to standalone gauges. The belt temp gauge can be configured to display temperature as an analog or digital readout with various gauge size options and screen positions.

GPS Compatibility: Compatible with all Lowrance HDS Gen 2 or newer GPS systems with NMEA2K connections, including Lowrance HDS Gen2, Gen3, Carbon, Live & Newer - All Sizes, Elite Ti, Ti2, & FS and Newer

UTV Compatibility: This UTV Belt Temp Sensor is suitable for all CVT belt-driven UTVs, including Polaris RZR, Can Am Maverick X3, Kawasaki Teryx & KRX.

UTV Installation: Installing the sensor is a breeze; simply drill a 3/8" - 1/2" hole in the plastic belt cover above the center of your belt and stick the sensor onto the clean surface of the belt cover. The sensor is a small cube and contours to the belt cover with a 3/16" thick waterproof closed cell foam and easily sticks on with a high-strength waterproof adhesive by 3M. It connects to the N2K network just like a Point-1 Baja Antenna and enables the option to add a belt temp gauge screen overlay recognized by the GPS unit as Transmission Temp. Note that this product includes the sensor only, and NMEA 2000 connectors or extension cables are not included. To purchase NMEA 2000 components, please visit our Lowrance Data Cables & Connectors section. Upgrade your UTV's performance and increase its lifespan with the Rugged Routes UTV Belt Temp Sensor for Lowrance off-road GPS units.

The below video shows, what the sensor looks like, how it attaches to the GPS and how to configure the GPS to display the temperature.