KERMATDi Becomes Exclusive US Distributor of Auto-Polar FIS

Colorado-based KERMATDi has announced that they have secured distributorship of Auto-Polar FIS, a plug and play system that can display multiple vehicle parameters such as boost level, exhaust gas temperatures, and coolant temperature. In total, more than 140 different parameters are visible on the center cluster with the Auto-Polar FIS installed, and at $299 it’s quite the bargain.

Read the full announcement below.

KERMATDi, the leader in VW/Audi Diesel performance, is the exclusive importer for the latest innovation from Europe; the Auto-Polar FIS. The Polar-FIS is a plug and play device that delivers detailed vehicle parameters to the MFA/FIS screen on your dashboard of your VW. This innovation plugs inline to the Body Control Module to offer detailed diagnostics from the CAN-BUS. No need for countless gauges on your dash, A-pillar, vents or center console anymore. The Polar-FIS delivers real time information so you can access the data when you want it. Over 140 parameters are accessible with the ability to spread specific parameters over 5 screens.

Real time data is crucial when things start to go bad in your vehicle not to mention the buffers the factory builds into the algorithms like the difference in speed displayed on the speedo vs actual speed. The Polar-FIS pulls the true data prior to entering the algorithm and give you the real-time information.

For more details or to see if the POLAR-FIS will work in your vehicle, please visit KERMAtdi.com.

Retail $299.99

Over 140 Selectable Parameters
5 display screens
Plug and Play
VW MFA compatible
Advanced parameter output
Real-Time data
White and Red FIS compatible

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