A windlass solenoid, including an anchor windlass solenoid, is an essential component of the windlass system on boats and yachts. It serves as an electromagnetic switch that controls the operation of the windlass, specifically the engagement and disengagement of the motor. The solenoid is typically connected to the windlass control circuit and activated by the boat operator to deploy or retrieve the anchor. It helps ensure smooth and efficient anchoring operations by providing precise control over the windlass motor. Windlass solenoids are designed to withstand marine environments and are integral to the reliable performance of anchor handling systems.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Ensure efficient and reliable motor control for your anchor winch with the Maxwell Dual Solenoid Relays. Designed for the HRC/RC6/RC8 and RC8/RC10 models, these fireproof relays handle heavy operations with 12V or 24V motors.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The QUICK Solenoids Windlass Double Relays Box is a reliable solution for operating electric motors of winches, ladders, and other heavy-duty devices. Available in 3 or 4 connector models for 12V and 24V systems, these boxes ensure smooth and efficient operation.
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€ 107,55
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Lewmar Solenoids - Windlass Double Relays Box are vital components in your anchor winch system, acting as the control "brains" that enhance winch functionality. These solenoids are designed for various Lewmar models, offering reliable performance and smooth control of your anchoring operations. Available for 12V and 24V systems, they ensure compatibility with different types of winches, improving efficiency and ease of use.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Italwinch Windlass Double Relays Box is a powerful and reliable unit for controlling anchor winches. Designed for use with 3 or 4 pole motors and permanent magnet motors, it features a fully waterproof IP56 design, ensuring optimal performance even in harsh marine conditions.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The QUICK (by MZ Electronic) Double Relays are power units designed for controlling anchor winches with 3 or 4-pole motors. These waterproof relays (IP56) are compatible with various control devices like foot switches, handheld remotes, and portable controls.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The Lewmar Double Relays (by MZ Electronic) are powerful and waterproof solenoids designed to control anchor windlasses with 3 or 4-pole motors. These relays are compatible with various control devices like foot switches, remotes, and portable controls.
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How does a 12v solenoid contribute to the operation of a marine anchor windlass?
A 12v solenoid plays a crucial role in the operation of a **marine anchor windlass by acting as a switch that controls the electrical current to the windlass motor. It ensures smooth operation when lowering or raising the anchor by engaging the electrical contact through the solenoid control box, allowing easy control with a toggle or switch. Compact and reliable, the 12v DC solenoid, like the Maxwell reversing solenoid, supports both single and dual-direction windlass systems for marine applications.
How does the solenoid control box function in a windlass control system?
The solenoid control box in a windlass control system acts as a central hub that manages the electrical power to the windlass motor. It uses a continuous duty solenoid to ensure reliable operation during prolonged use, such as in a 12-volt dual-direction windlass setup like the Lewmar dual or Imtra watertight windlass. This control box allows for precise control of the windlass, enabling easy installation and smooth operation whether you're using a pro-series gypsy or another marine windlass model.
What is the function of a Maxwell reversing solenoid in a windlass system, and how does it contribute to dual-direction control?
The Maxwell reversing solenoid in a windlass system serves as a critical component that allows for dual-direction control, enabling the anchor to be raised and lowered smoothly. By reversing the polarity of the 12 volt electrical current, the solenoid facilitates the change in direction, making it easy to control the windlass from a single switch. This contactor is designed for reliability and is often integrated into systems like the Pro Fish 1000, ensuring efficient operation with easy-to-install connections.