Wireless Remote Control WR10 + BT1 Base Station Pack

This pack allows you to remotely control your autopilot. It provides complete freedom of movement on deck thanks to a Bluetooth wireless connection between the WR10 remote control and the BT1 base station.

This system is designed by Navico and is fully compatible with autopilots from B&G, Simrad and Lowrance that are connected on an NMEA 2000 network.

The WR10 remote communicates with the BT1 base station via Bluetooth, providing a reliable signal range of up to 30 meters.

The BT1 base station integrates directly into your existing NMEA 2000 network using a standard Micro-C connection. A 1.8-meter spur cable is provided for this purpose.

Yes, the WR10 remote control is specifically designed for the marine environment and holds dual waterproof certifications IPX6 and IPX7, making it resistant to heavy water spray and temporary immersion.

The remote control operates fully autonomously with 2 standard AAA-type batteries.

Adjustments are made very easily using the directional buttons: a short press changes the heading by 1°, while a long press (about 2 seconds) performs a quick adjustment of 10°.

Yes, it includes an Autotack function (automatic tacking). In Wind mode, you must simultaneously hold down both directional arrows until the LED flashes rapidly in green, then confirm with the AUTO button.

The remote control has a two-colour LED. It lights up green for 1 second to confirm that the command has been acknowledged by the network, and red if the command is rejected or not received.

The MODE button on the remote control allows switching between Auto and NoDrift (drift-free) modes or Auto and Wind modes, depending on your type of navigation. The Standby mode is activated via a dedicated button.

No, the BT1 base station is powered directly from the NMEA 2000 network (9–16 V DC). It therefore requires no additional power cable.

The BT1 base station is very energy-efficient, with minimal consumption below 100 mA at 12 V DC.

No, the BT1 base station is designed exclusively to connect and communicate via an NMEA 2000 network with a Micro-C connector.

The WR10 remote is compact and can be carried in two practical ways: around the neck with a lanyard or directly attached to the wrist.

Yes, like the remote control, the BT1 base station is IPX7 waterproof certified, allowing safe installation in exposed marine environments.

A red LED indicates that the command was rejected or not acknowledged by the autopilot. This typically occurs if you are out of Bluetooth range or if the requested mode is unavailable.

The remote control is designed to operate within a temperature range of -20°C to +55°C, while the base station operates from -25°C to +60°C.

Yes. On a powerboat, the MODE button will toggle between AUTO and NoDrift modes, while on a sailboat it will toggle between AUTO and Wind modes.

No. Once the WR10 remote is initially paired with the BT1 base station during installation, the Bluetooth connection automatically establishes as soon as both devices are powered on and within range.

The remote control has a dedicated STBY (Standby) button. A single press on this button immediately disengages the autopilot and returns manual control of the helm to you.