B&G NAC-2 Autopilot Core Pack

This pack includes the Simrad NAC-2 autopilot computer, RF25N rudder feedback unit, Precision-9 solid-state compass, plus all cabling and connectors required to build an NMEA 2000® network backbone or connect your autopilot system to an existing NMEA 2000® network.

This pack is recommended for rudder-steered boats up to 10 metres (35 feet) in length, and is suitable for use with low-current drive pumps including the Simrad RPU80, mechanical drives such as the Simrad SD10, hydraulic linear drives such as the HLD350, and solenoid valves.

• Core autopilot system components – just add a drive unit and controller
• Ideal for rudder-steered boats up to 10 metres (35 feet) in length
• Compatible with low-current drive pumps, mechanical drives, hydraulic linear drives, and solenoid valves
• Take control with the Simrad AP44 Autopilot Controller, IS42 display and OP12 keypad, or a networked multifunction display
• Easy setup with automatic tuning and compass calibration
• Plug-and-play connectors for easy installation

Multiple Control Options - Choose from a range of dedicated autopilot controllers, or control your autopilot from your existing Simrad multifunction display. Install extra autopilot stations, ideal for dual-helm vessels, or add the Simrad WR10 wireless remote for instant steering and autopilot control from anywhere on board.

Easy Installation and Setup - Plug-and-play connectors minimise the need for manual wiring and facilitate easy installation. Industry-standard NMEA 2000® networking offers reliable connectivity to sensors, autopilot controllers, and multifunction displays located anywhere on board. Auto-tuning simplifies setup and ensures optimal steering performance, while automatic compass calibration continuously improves heading accuracy as you travel.

In The Box:

• 1 x RF25N,RUDDER FEEDBACK,5M,MICRO-C (000-10756-001)
• 1 x MICRO-C BACKBONE KIT (000-10760-001)
• 1 x PRECISION-9 COMPASS (000-12607-001)
• 1 x NAC-2 AUTOPILOT COMPUTER (000-13249-001)

Downloads:

• Installation Guide