Class A linear actuator - Type 1 for GHP 12

RUDDER ANGLE SENSOR

It incorporates a rudder angle sensor to display your rudder position on the autopilot controller, allowing you to:

• Know the position of your rudder without having to turn around
• Ensure smooth maneuvers and avoid "overcompensation
• Avoid excessive wear or damage to the actuator when it reaches its limit stop.

CYLINDER DIMENSIONS

• 1 : Distance from cylinder mounting base to table axis when bar is centered (800 mm)
• 2 : Distance fromcylinder mounting base to table axis when control box is at maximum extension (947 mm)

• 3 : Distance to starboard or port position when helm is centered (147 mm)

• 4 : Maximum distance between maximum retraction and maximum extension (303 mm). If thecylinder extension exceeds this value, it will be damaged.

• 5 : Distance betweencylinder mounting base and tablecloth axis at maximum retraction (653 mm)

• 6 :Cylinder motor height (163.5 mm)

• 7 : Height ofcylinder table (36.5 mm)

EXAMPLE OF CYLINDER INSTALLATION

• 1 : Distance between the two end stops. In this example, 5 mm are left on each side of the end stop, to remain well within the 303 mm (293 mm) limit

• 2 : End stops. The range of the control box must be limited by the limit stops. Otherwise, the actuator will be damaged.

• 3 : Distance betweencylinder mounting base and table axis when bar is centered (798 mm)

MAIN POINTS :

• Maximum thrust: 400 kg
• Stroke length: 303 mm
• Dimensions: 820 x 165 x 155 mm
• Control box type: linear

BOX CONTENTS :

• 1 - Class A linear actuator