Raymarine Tiller Pilot ST1000 Plus

PRODUCER Raymarine
PRODUCT CODE: A12004

PRICE WITH VAT

€ 678,00
€ 559,00

SAVE_ACTION_NUMBER	17.55 %
AVAILABILITY:	n/a

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION -

Raymarine Tiller Pilot ST1000 Plus

Since their development in 1973 by Autohelm, the ST1000 and ST2000 auto-pilots / tiller pilots have become the most popular in the world. They are the benchmark for performance, reliability and user-friendliness. State-of-the-art features and functions come as standard.

Built-in fluxgate compass, clearly arranged controls, safe from heeling up to 45°, alarm in case of course deviation, automatic yaw angle adjustment between 1.5° and 10°. The system is ready to be connected to a wind vane and hand remote control. Using the built-in NMEA 0180/0183 interface, the system can utilise data from navigators (and other manufacturers) and then automatically controls the entered sailing plan. The autopilot is equipped with an LC-display, which shows the currently controlled course in automatic mode, in "standby mode" the target course is shown. The autopilot is also SeaTalk compatible and can be connected to Raymarine's ST40/60 series without expansion.

Technical specifications:

Power supply: 10 V to 15 V DC

Drive unit thrust torque: 57 kg (125 lb)

Maximum boat displace-ment:3 000 kg (6 600 lb)

Drive mechanism: lead-screw and nut drive

Helm speed (lock to lock): 8 seconds

Current consumption:

• Standby: 40 mA (90 mA with full lighting)

• Auto: 0.5 A to 1.5 A depending on boat trim,helm load and sailing conditions

Operating temperature: 0°C to +70°C (32°F to 158°F)

Main features:

• 6 button digital keypad• Backlit LCD display of heading, locked courseand navigational information

• User calibration for optimum performance

• WindTrim control in WindTrim mode

• SeaTalk compatible

• Automatic compass deviation correction

• Northerly/Southerly heading compensation

• Automatic heading deadband – seastate control

• Automatic tack

• Built-in navigator interface (NMEA and SeaTalk)

• Waypoint advance feature