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Class B Drive Unit for GHP 12
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Warranty Details
Warranty Details
Class B Drive Unit for GHP 12
The Class B Drive Unit works with the Reactor 40 Mechanical/Retrofit/Solenoid Corepack to control your sailboat’s steering system. This device is designed for use with larger sailboats with up to 79,000 lbs of displacement.
Specs:
Drive Unit Type: Hydraulic linear
Stroke Length: 12" (303 mm)
Maximum Thrust: 2380 lb (1080 kg)
Dimensions, WxHxD:
- Motor: 8.8" x 3" x 3.5" (223 x 76 x 88 mm)
- Cylinder (centered): 32.7" x 4.1" x 6.3" (830 x 105 x 160mm)
- Reservoir: 7.9" x 6.1" x 3.3" (200 x 155 x 85 mm)
Supply Voltage: 10V to 30V
Average Clutch Current at 12V: 1 Amp
Average Motor Current at 12V: 3-4 Amps
Operating Temperature: -15° C to 60° C(5° F to 140° F)
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