Fits straight or curved rails from 3/4" (19 mm) to 1-1/4" (34 mm) in diameter. Three UV resistant black rubber inserts are included to ensure optimum fit.
Four positions switch isolated battery banks to all loads or combine battery banks to all loads. Features a luminous label for low light readability and a continuous 350 Amp rating.
This wired handheld remote control has an elegant and functional design. The soft rubber case, which covers the remote control, gives safe and handy windlass control under any condition.
With a 50 mm lens diameter the Navigator gives a bright, brilliant image even in twilight. Handling is dramatically improved thanks to the new "Open-Bridge-System", while the texturing on the body allows for a comfortable and strong grip in any situation.
The vane is permanently attached to the stake while the plastic base easily slides in and out of the bow eye fairlead, held in place for sailing with the stake. Simple to install and remove after sailing.
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