Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit,E70099
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Product Description
Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit,E70099
Acu-200 actuator control unit, Mfg# E70099, used with evolution Series autopilots. 15 amp continuous, for small to mid-sized vessels with Mechanical or Hydraulic steering. 12 or 24 VDCFeatures of Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit,E70099
Acu-200 actuator control unit For Use with evolution series autopilots, 15 AMP continuous For large vessels with mechanical or hydraulic steering. 12 or 24 VDC Sea talk-ng connections, optional rudder feedback Raymarine, the world leader in marine electronics, develops and manufactures the most comprehensive range of electronic equipmentSpecification of Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit,E70099
| Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.30X6.30x3.15 |
| Weight | 6.7 |
Product FAQs
Q: What type of vessels is the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit suitable for?
Ans: The Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit is suitable for small to mid-sized vessels with mechanical or hydraulic steering.
Q: What is the voltage requirement for the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit?
Ans: The Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit can operate on either 12VDC or 24VDC.
Q: Does the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit have SeaTalk-NG connections?
Ans: Yes, the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit has SeaTalk-NG connections.
Q: What are the dimensions of the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit?
Ans: The dimensions of the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit are 6.30 x 6.30 x 3.15 inches.
Q: What is the weight of the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit?
Ans: The weight of the Raymarine Acu-200 Autopilot Actuator Control Unit is 6.7 pounds.
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