Garmin Force® Pro 50" elektromos motor GT56UHD szondával

The Garmin Force® Pro electric motor provides a thrust power of 100 lbs when powered at 36V and 80 lbs when powered at 24V. These values comply with ISO 13342.

Yes, the Garmin Force® Pro motor is designed for ultra-quiet operation. Its brushless design contributes to this underwater silence, positioning it ahead of competitors in terms of noise reduction.

The Garmin Force® Pro uses a brushless motor. This technology ensures quiet operation, increased efficiency, and longer lifespan compared to traditional brushed motors.

The Garmin Force® Pro motor is equipped with a shaft 50 inches (approximately 127 cm) in length.

The Garmin Force® Pro motor integrates a GT56UHD-TR all-in-one transducer. This transducer provides high-definition sonar capabilities for improved underwater detection.

The GT56UHD-TR transducer supports the following frequencies:

Traditional CHIRP sonar: 150–240 kHz (350 W power)ClearVü and SideVü: 455 kHz, 800 kHz, 1000 kHz (500 W power)

The GT56UHD-TR transducer reaches the following maximum depths:

Up to 800 feet (approximately 244 meters) in traditional CHIRP sonar in freshwater.Up to 400 feet (approximately 122 meters) in ClearVü.Up to 500 feet (approximately 152 meters) in SideVü.

Yes, the Garmin Force® Pro motor is equipped with a multi-band GPS positioning technology that ensures a highly accurate virtual anchor (Anchor Lock function), minimizing boat movement.

The Garmin Force® Pro motor can operate on two supply voltages: 24V or 36V. Thrust power varies depending on the voltage used, delivering 80 lbs at 24V and 100 lbs at 36V.

No, it is not recommended to print your own mounting template. It is strongly advised to use the template provided in the product box to ensure correct installation.

For installing the stabilizer, you will need the following tools:

A 9/16" (14 mm) wrench or socket.
A 3/16" hex bit or Allen key.
A torque wrench.
A hacksaw or similar cutting tool to adjust the stabilizer length (optional).

Yes, installing the stabilizer is mandatory to reduce the risk of damage to the electric motor mount and the boat when navigating in rough conditions or during trailer transport.

No, you must use only manual tools to install all parts during engine assembly, following the specified torque values. Using power tools could damage components and void the warranty.

The stabilizer mount must be positioned so that the bent part of the mount faces the motor steering system housing. It can be installed on either the port or starboard side of the steering housing.

If the mounting template is printed at an incorrect scale, this may result in an incorrect cut (too large or too small) on your boat's mounting surface. Garmin declines all responsibility for damage or expenses resulting from an incorrect cut due to failure to follow printing instructions.

If you need to print the template, follow these steps:

Select "File > Print". Make sure to choose the "Actual size" option for scaling and page management. Check that the paper size is larger than the template. After printing, use a ruler to measure at least one dimension line to ensure the template is printed at 100% scale.

Garmin's limited warranty does not cover:

Cosmetic damage (scratches, nicks, dents).Consumable parts (such as batteries), unless the damage is due to a material or manufacturing defect.Damage caused by an accident, misuse, abuse, water, flooding, fire, or other natural disasters or external causes.Damage caused by service performed by a supplier not authorized by Garmin.Damage to a product modified without Garmin's written authorization.Damage to a product connected to power or data cables not provided by Garmin, or to non-UL-certified AC adapters not labeled as Limited Power Source (LPS).

Yes, using power tools to assemble the engine can damage components and void the warranty. It is imperative to use only manual tools and to respect the torque specifications provided during installation.

The Garmin Force® Pro motor is designed to integrate into the Garmin ecosystem. It uses multiband GPS technology for advanced features such as virtual anchor (Anchor Lock) and autopilot functions, which requires compatibility with Garmin navigation systems and control accessories such as the remote control and foot pedal.

Yes, it is mandatory to install the stabilizer provided with the Garmin Force® Pro 50" electric motor.

Installing the stabilizer is necessary to reduce the risk of damage to the electric motor bracket and the boat when navigating in rough conditions or during trailer transport.

The installation process involves the following main steps:

Secure the stabilizer bracket to the motor steering system housing, ensuring it is correctly oriented and tightened.Insert the stabilizer rod into the bracket and attach the protective cap to the lower end.Apply slight pressure to the rod and tighten it to secure, then test the motor movement between stowed and deployed positions to ensure proper clearance and support.If necessary, cut off the excess length of the stabilizer rod with a hacksaw and install the upper cap.It is important to use only hand tools for assembly and to adhere to the provided torque specifications to avoid damaging the components.