Description

Horizontal electric windlass: Feature: *4V electric windlass for yacht; Manual override and chain release; Rope-chain Gypsy; Choice of two gypsy size:8mm or*0mm; Convenient above-deck installation; Includes: installation wrench, hand-switch, foot-switch, contactor; *-year warranty; Max.pull:**0kg 1. Model: YDH**2 2. Net weight: *2kg 3. Power supply: *2V / *4V, ***** 4. Motor: ***0W 5. Absorption: **0A 6. Max.Load: **0kg /**0lbs 7. Max.Pull: **0kg / ***5lbs 8. Line speed: *5m/min 9. Rope Size: *2mm***4mm *0. Chain Size:8mm ***0mm *1. Accessories: hand-switch, contactor. Designed for automatic horizontal handling of chain only anchor rode while offering an independent capstan for the retrieval of a secondary rope and chain rode or to assit with docking procedures. Heavy duty, dual direction motor, designed for marine windlass; Simplified maintenance with ability to strip the running gear (chain wheel and drum) from the windlass without disturbing the windlass mounting; Easy to install by yourself. Three year factory warranty Available is full range of larger Vertical windlass to suit boats of sizes *5&#**9;***0&#**9; How they work Windlasses are powered by one of three methods: muscle power (manual), electricity or hydraulics. We’ll examine the first two types, as hydraulic windlasses are generally used only on very large vessels. Windlasses generally mount in the center of the boat’s foredeck, aligned with an anchor roller of some sort. Most boats have an anchor roller/mount that stores the anchor when not in use. Other boats store the anchor in chocks or a locker on deck. All boats need a roller to pass the anchor rode smoothly over the rail of the boat. Horizontal Windlasses Most of the self-contained windlass is located on deck. You only need to drill holes in the deck for the chain pipe, wire and thru-bolts. Installation is easier than with vertical windlasses.