Kit flaps électromécanique EM

Name: Kit flaps électromécanique EM
Brand: Osculati

This Osculati pack includes two Osculati 12V universal electromagnetic cylinders and a Flap control panel. This kit is suitable for boats up to 8m.

This pack offers a simple, reliable solution that will fit the majority of boat Flaps. The control panel offers easy control of Flap orientation.

Attention pack delivered without Flaps!

Osculati - Kit flaps électromécanique EM

Description

This Osculati pack with two 12V electromagnetic actuators and control panel is very easy to install. The actuators will fit most Flaps on the market.

The universal 12V actuators can be installed on Maxi Series Flaps (non-exhaustive list) :

Here in pack version (i.e. for two Flaps), you can also opt for a single universal cylinder to replace a defective one.


	Complete pack for flaps Powered by a 12V supply, the cylinders are operated via a control panel included in the kit. Once installed, this system lets you adjust the angle of your flaps with a simple gesture, making it easier to raise your boat. The waterproof control panel incorporates two automatic return switches with LED indicators. In addition to reducing fuel consumption, these flaps improve your boat's stability, optimizing handling and sea-keeping. Features : Cylinders supplied in pairs Closed length of cylinders: 340 mm Cylinder diameter: 75 mm Fasteners identical to those on cylinders Bennett Control panel dimensions: 60 x 80 mm Control panel for 2 cylinders 12V power supply

HOW DO FLAPS WORK? Firstly, to use a Flaps kit, you'll need a waterproof Flaps control panel switch. The articulated actuator allows you to lower the stabilizer plate (stainless steel shovel sold separately) by pressing the control button on the switch. The Flaps can be tilted separately to correct heel in swell conditions, for example, and at the same time to correct trim when sailing and prevent the boat's nose from rising or consuming more fuel than necessary. Flaps provide a perfect power/consumption/boat speed ratio. Want to know more about Flaps? Follow our guide!