Faria Beede Instruments manufactures robust marine gauges, industrial instrument clusters, and engine monitoring systems for boats and heavy machinery.
Faria Beede Instruments, Inc. has been a leading manufacturer of "World Class Instrumentation" for over 50 years. Based in Uncasville, Connecticut, Faria designs and builds rugged, reliable gauges for the marine, military, and industrial markets. Their product lineup includes a vast array of analog and digital instruments such as tachometers, speedometers, depth sounders, fuel level monitors, and multi-function pilot gauges.
Known for durability in harsh saltwater environments, Faria gauges are standard equipment on many recreational and commercial vessels. The company offers multiple distinct styles—such as the Chesapeake, Coral, and Euro series—allowing boat owners to customize their dash with instruments that match their aesthetic. Beyond marine applications, Faria Beede also produces heavy-duty instrumentation for construction equipment and stationary power generators.
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Most Faria tachometers have a rotary switch or dip switches on the back to select the number of cylinders or alternator poles. Refer to the specific manual for your model to determine the correct setting position for your engine type.
Faria gauges are designed to breathe to allow moisture to escape. Temporary fogging can occur due to rapid temperature changes but usually dissipates once the instrument lights warm the housing. Persistent water accumulation may indicate a seal failure.
The paddle wheel sensor can easily become clogged with weeds or debris. It is recommended to clean the wheel periodically to ensure it spins freely. If the speedometer reads zero, check that the wheel is not jammed.
Yes, many analog Faria gauges use replaceable twist-out wedge-base bulbs (often GE No. 194 or 161). Twist the black socket assembly on the rear of the gauge 1/8 turn counter-clockwise to remove it.