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# Gauge

Gauge widgets let you display a single data value on a visual dial.

Gauge widgets are useful for showing real-time values like temperature, pressure, or signal strength. You can choose from different display types and customize thresholds, styles, and units.

{% hint style="success" %}
Gauge widget supports single data point with custom min/max, color thresholds, and display types.
{% endhint %}

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### Gauge – Standard

Displays a classic dial for one value with a defined range.

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### Gauge – Generic

Minimal circular display for basic value feedback.

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### Gauge – Liquid

Fills a circular or vertical container based on the current value.

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### Gauge – Colorize

Uses color bands to highlight different value ranges.

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### Gauge – Barometer

Circular visual commonly used for weather or environmental metrics.

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