Tachometers

How does the tachometer work?

A tachometer, also called a tachometer, measures the number of revolutions per minute (rpm) of the engine. This is shown on a dial or digital display in units of rpm. The tachometer usually gets its information from a signal from the ignition module or from the ignition coil. By measuring the number of pulses per unit time, the tachometer can accurately display engine speed.

Is a tachometer mandatory?

In most countries, a tachometer is not mandatory for mopeds or scooters. However, having a tachometer can be useful for monitoring engine speed, which can be especially helpful when tuning the engine or identifying problems. Furthermore, it can help you have better control over your vehicle, especially during sporty driving styles.

How do you connect a tachometer?

Connecting a tachometer may vary depending on the type and model of the tachometer and your vehicle. Generally, the tachometer is connected to a signal wire from the ignition module or ignition coil. This usually requires locating the correct wire and connecting the tachometer according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Choose the right tachometer for your needs

At Zandri we offer a wide range of tachometers, from analogue to digital displays, with different functions and designs. Whether you're looking for a simple and affordable option or a more advanced tachometer with extra features, we have something to suit everyone's needs and budget. With a tachometer from Zandri you can easily monitor the engine speed of your moped or scooter and enjoy a better driving experience.