Reliable 12V Rotary Drive for Sprocket and Chain Steering Systems

The Raymarine T2 Rotary 12V drive is engineered for seamless integration with sprocket and chain-type steering systems, offering precise autopilot-controlled navigation for vessels up to 44,000 lbs (20,000 kg) displacement. Designed for direct drive from the helm position, it is an ideal solution for cable and rod steering systems, ensuring responsive and reliable vessel control.

This rotary drive is built to provide quiet, smooth operation while delivering the necessary power and precision for long voyages. Whether navigating challenging waters or maintaining course in open seas, this drive enhances steering efficiency without unnecessary noise or vibration.

Advanced Engineering for Smooth and Efficient Performance

The Raymarine T2 Rotary 12V drive is equipped with a robust electric motor, capable of delivering consistent power to the steering system. This motor drives a high-precision epicyclic gearbox, ensuring optimized torque transfer for accurate and responsive steering adjustments.

Additionally, the unit features an electromagnetic clutch, designed to handle high torque loads without slipping, maintaining firm and controlled navigation even in demanding marine environments.

Technical Specifications

• Voltage: 12V
• Drive Type: Rotary drive for sprocket and chain steering systems
• Maximum Displacement: Up to 44,000 lbs (20,000 kg)
• Drive Mechanism: Electric motor with a precision epicyclic gearbox
• Clutch Type: Electromagnetic, designed for high torque loads

Highlights

• Provides powerful and quiet autopilot-controlled steering
• Designed for helm-driven sprocket and chain steering systems
• Features a rugged electric motor for long-lasting performance
• Equipped with a high-tensile drive belt for durability
• Includes an electromagnetic clutch to prevent slippage under load

This rotary drive is an essential component for enhancing steering automation on medium to large displacement vessels, ensuring smoother and more efficient autopilot-assisted navigation.