YachtSense Power Module 2 x 20 Amp Output Ports

The Raymarine YachtSense E70595 module is a high-power digital output module designed to manage and control high electrical loads aboard your vessel. It is an integral part of the modular digital control system YachtSense.

This module is used to automate and control high-power electrical equipment on your vessel directly from the helm. It allows switching and powering devices requiring up to 20 amperes per channel.

The Raymarine YachtSense E70595 power module is a "High Power" digital output module that supports up to two devices, providing two separate output channels.

Each channel of the E70595 power module can handle a maximum capacity of 20 amps. This allows powering high-energy consumption equipment.

This module is suitable for powering and controlling high-power equipment such as:

Pumps
Fans
Heaters
Refrigerators
Hi-Fi systems

The E70595 power module operates with a nominal supply voltage of 12 Vdc or 24 Vdc. Its extended operating range is 8 Vdc to 32 Vdc, making it compatible with most marine electrical systems.

Yes, the module has water ingress protection rated IPx6. This means it is protected against powerful water jets, which is essential for a marine environment.

The compact dimensions of the module (excluding busbars) are 160 mm (Height) x 28 mm (Width) x 76.50 mm (Depth). These dimensions facilitate its integration into existing electrical panels onboard.

The E70595 power module is designed to operate within a wide temperature range, from -25°C to 55°C (-13°F to 131°F), ensuring reliability in various marine conditions.

The YachtSense system, of which this module is part, is designed with three levels of redundancy to ensure continuous operation. These features include an integrated keypad for manual control (on the master unit), an LCD screen for system diagnostics (on the master unit), and manual bypass via fuse in case of module failure.

The E70595 power module is a component of the YachtSense modular digital control system. It does not operate autonomously and must be integrated into an existing YachtSense system, which includes a master unit for control.

Yes, the module is compatible with both types of electrical systems. It supports a nominal supply voltage of 12 Vdc or 24 Vdc, with an operating range from 8 Vdc to 32 Vdc.

The E70595 module is an integral part of the YachtSense digital control system. It integrates into the boat’s network via the YachtSense global system, which is designed to use SeaTalkng / NMEA 2000 connectors for communication and control of the various modules.

The E70595 power module is specifically designed for the Raymarine YachtSense digital control system. Compatibility with equipment from other brands depends on the overall integration of the YachtSense system with open communication standards, but it is optimized for the Raymarine ecosystem.

The E70595 module has two output ports, each capable of handling a 20-amp load. Connections are typically made via terminal blocks or compatible connectors, allowing direct wiring of electrical devices to the module.

The YachtSense system, which includes the E70595 module, features manual bypass via a fuse to provide temporary power in case of module failure. For individual protection of each connected load, it is recommended to follow marine electrical installation best practices and consult the YachtSense system manual for specific fuse requirements.

Yes, thanks to its compact dimensions of 160 mm x 28 mm x 76.50 mm (H/W/D, excluding busbars), the module is designed for easy integration into existing electrical panels or for modular installations.

The E70595 power module is part of a YachtSense module stack. The power supply modules of the YachtSense system are designed to protect all connected circuits against transient voltages and reverse polarity connections, ensuring the safety of the entire system.

The E70595 module communicates with the main control unit (Master) via the YachtSense system’s modular architecture. This communication occurs within the system’s internal network, enabling control and monitoring of connected loads.

The module is designed to be robust and reliable, with IPx6 protection. Regular maintenance of the boat's electrical system is recommended, but the module itself does not require specific maintenance beyond standard checks of connections and the environment.