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The remote control communicates with its base station via a Bluetooth connection providing an effective range of up to 30 meters. This allows you to control your autopilot from anywhere on deck or at the helm.

The WR10 remote control operates very simply with 2 standard AAA batteries. Thanks to low-power Bluetooth technology, it delivers excellent battery life.

No, it is perfectly designed for the marine environment. The remote control has dual IPX6 and IPX7 waterproof certifications, meaning it resists powerful water jets and temporary immersion.

The WR10 is equipped with a very handy multicolor LED. When a command is accepted by the autopilot, the LED lights up green for 1 second. If the command is rejected or not received, it lights up red.

The arrow keys (left/right) allow easy heading adjustment:

Short press: heading adjustment in 1° incrementsLong press (2 seconds): heading adjustment in 10° increments

Yes, the Autotack function is available when you are in wind mode (WIND). Simply press both arrow buttons (left and right) simultaneously until the LED flashes rapidly in green, then press the AUTO button to confirm the tack.

The MODE button allows quick switching between different autopilot modes. On a sailboat, it toggles between AUTO and WIND modes. On other types of boats, it switches between AUTO and NoDrift modes (heading hold without leeway).

To keep it within reach at all times, the WR10 remote comes with a lanyard to wear around the neck. A wrist strap is available as an optional accessory.

Yes, the remote control is designed to operate in harsh conditions, with an operating temperature range from -20°C to +55°C.

The WR10 was designed for intuitive use and features only 5 buttons: two directional arrows (port/starboard), a standby button (STBY), a MODE button, and an autopilot engagement button (AUTO).

The base station connects very simply in Plug & Play directly to the backbone of your NMEA 2000 network. It uses a standard Micro-C T-connector (supplied) and is powered directly via this network (9-16 V DC).

No, the base station's power consumption is extremely low. It draws less than 100 mA at 12V DC, which preserves the autonomy of your service batteries.

A single Bluetooth base station can be paired with up to four WR10 remote controls simultaneously. This is ideal if you want to equip multiple crew members or have remote controls at different stations.

Yes, the base station meets IPX7 waterproofing standards. It can therefore be installed in exposed locations if necessary, though you should always ensure optimal placement to guarantee the best Bluetooth signal range.

The base station comes with a Micro-C drop cable 1.8 metres (6 feet) long, providing good flexibility for positioning relative to the NMEA 2000 backbone.

The WR10 autopilot remote control integrates seamlessly with the Navico group ecosystem. It is compatible with autopilots from Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G connected via NMEA 2000.

Yes, the base station of the remote control must be connected to a functional NMEA 2000 network to communicate with your autopilot computer and to receive its power supply.

Yes. When configured for a sailboat (SAIL mode), the MODE button activates WIND mode (wind angle tracking) and provides an automatic tack function, which is very practical for single-handed harbour manoeuvres.

Yes, it is perfectly suited. For motorboats, the MODE button allows switching to the NoDrift function, which automatically compensates for leeway caused by wind or current to maintain an accurate ground track.

The system uses a low-energy Bluetooth connection. This technological choice ensures a stable connection, excellent command responsiveness, and a long battery life for the remote control compared to a classic Wi-Fi connection.