Drošinātājs Deckhand - 24 V DC 12 A

The BLUE SEA Deckhand 7509 dimmer is designed to digitally control the brightness of unregulated LEDs, incandescent and halogen bulbs in 24 V DC marine systems. It provides precise lighting management on board.

This dimmer can control the brightness of:

Non-dimmable LED lightsIncandescent bulbsHalogen bulbs

The Deckhand 7509 drive requires a nominal voltage of 24 V DC (direct current) to operate correctly.

The Deckhand 7509 drive operates within a voltage range of 18 V to 32 V DC.

The Deckhand 7509 drive can handle a maximum output current of 12 A.

The "bulb saver" function built into the Deckhand 7509 dimmer prevents premature aging of bulbs when the boat's batteries are charging. This helps extend the lifespan of your bulbs.

The Deckhand 7509 autopilot has built-in overcurrent protection. If the unit stops operating due to an overcurrent condition, simply correct the excessive load, then hold the autopilot’s switch down until the circuit flashes to reset it.

The Deckhand 7509 drive is designed to operate across a wide temperature range from −40°C to 85°C.

The Deckhand 7509 dimmer uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) for light intensity control.

Yes, the Deckhand 7509 dimmer is equipped with memory that stores the last lighting intensity setting used.

The Deckhand 7509 drive has a maximum parasitic current of less than 2 mA, indicating very low energy consumption in standby mode.

To activate the illuminated mode and set the delay:

1-minute delay: Hold the switch in the upper (illuminated) position for 2 seconds. The lights will flash. Release the switch after the first flash, and the lights will remain on for 1 minute. 2-to-5-minute delay: Hold the switch in the upper (illuminated) position for 1 to 4 seconds after the first flash. Release the switch after 2 to 5 flashes. The lights will remain on for 1 minute per flash, up to a maximum of 5 minutes.

Yes, the Deckhand 7509 dimmer is supplied with a momentary (ON)-OFF-(ON) switch.

Yes, the offset mounting brackets of the Deckhand 7509 autopilot are designed to allow multiple autopilots to be mounted close to each other, thus optimizing installation space.

If the inverter stops working due to an overcurrent, you must first resolve the excessive load. Then, hold the inverter's switch pressed until the circuit flashes to reset the built-in protection.

Yes, the Deckhand 7509 variator supports multiple switch locations, allowing you to control it from different points on your boat.

No, the Deckhand 7509 thruster is specifically designed for 24 V DC marine electrical systems and operates within a range of 18 V to 32 V. It is not compatible with 12 V DC systems.

No, the Deckhand 7509 dimmer is designed to digitally control the intensity of unregulated LEDs, as well as incandescent and halogen bulbs.

The Deckhand 7509 variable drive complies with several regulatory standards, including:

E-markedISO 8846 (external ignition protection)SAE J1171 (external ignition protection)SAE J1455SAE J1113

Yes, the Deckhand 7509 thruster controller complies with the external ignition protection requirements of ISO 8846 and SAE J1171 standards, ensuring safety in marine environments.