Lewmar Wired Windlass Remote Part Number 66940002 for Secure Boat Anchor Control

Wired Windlass Remote

Lewmars wireless windlass remote. The socket must be positioned so that the operator can easily reach it.

Features:

• Choose a clean, smooth, flat location
• Rear access is required for installation and maintenance
• There must be sufficient space behind the chosen position to pass the socket cable
• The back of the socket must not be exposed to contact with water or humidity
• Take particular attention when drilling the panels or parts of the boat. The holes must not weaken or cause the breakage of structural elements of the boat
• Make the electrical connections according to the wiring diagram

The Lewmar Wired Windlass Remote offers reliable and precise control of your boat's windlass system, ensuring safe and efficient anchoring operations. Designed for easy installation, this remote features a socket that should be positioned within easy reach of the operator for optimal usability. The remote's wiring setup requires a flat, smooth, and accessible surface, with rear access for maintenance and installation tasks. Adequate space behind the socket is essential for passing the cable and ensuring a clean connection, while protection against water or humidity contact must be maintained to prevent corrosion or malfunction. When drilling holes into boat panels or structural parts, caution is critical to avoid weakening the integrity of the vessel, and proper wiring according to the provided diagram ensures safe electrical connections. This remote is an essential component for boat owners seeking a dependable solution for windlass operation, combining straightforward installation with robust performance. Its compact size allows for versatile placement, enhancing convenience without compromising boat integrity or safety.

Features:

• Easy-to-reach socket placement for operator convenience

• Requires a flat, smooth surface for installation

• Rear access needed for installation and maintenance

• Adequate space behind the socket for cable passage

• Protection from water and humidity contact is essential

• Caution needed when drilling into boat panels to prevent structural damage

• Electrical connections should follow the wiring diagram for safety and reliability