How to tell if your Field Gauge model can communicate wirelessly with Bluetooth
Many customers own multiple Field Gauges, each with different configurations and features. A quick way to determine if your gauge is Bluetooth enabled: Check the last two characters in the model number printed on the gauge. If they are "B1", the gauge can communicate wirelessly with Bluetooth.
If the external label is obstructed by a boot or illegible due to wear and tear, there are other ways to find the model and serial number. Learn how here: Find the serial number and model for your gauge.
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