Avtopilot Evolution z krmilno enoto p70Rs, ACU-150 in senzorjem EV-1 brez pogonske enote, kompatibilen s črpalko Tip 1 12V

The Raymarine Evolution Autopilot T70407 is an autopilot system designed for hydraulic steering systems. It integrates an EV-1 sensor, an ACU-150 actuator control unit, and a p70Rs control head, providing an advanced steering solution for vessels equipped with this type of steering.

The T70407 kit includes the following main components:

The EV-1 sensor for heading, pitch, roll, and yaw detection.The ACU-150 actuator control unit, specifically for Type 1 hydraulic pumps (12 V).The p70Rs control head, with its rotary interface and buttons for intuitive control.It is important to note that this kit is supplied without a power unit (pump).

This autopilot is specifically designed for hydraulic steering systems. The ACU-150 unit is suited for Type 1 hydraulic pumps operating at 12 V.

The EV-1 sensor is at the heart of the Evolution system. It provides heading, pitch, roll, and yaw data on 9 axes, enabling precise trajectory management. It stands out for its ability to operate without requiring complex calibration.

The p70Rs control head provides intuitive operation with its rotary interface and buttons. It features a clear color display and prioritizes rotary ergonomics for easy menu navigation, setting it apart from push-button models.

No, the Evolution system, thanks to its EV-1 sensor, is designed to provide precise course-keeping without requiring complex calibration.

The entire system communicates via the SeaTalk NG network. This ensures seamless integration with other compatible Raymarine equipment, such as multifunction displays (MFD) and navigation instruments.

No, this Raymarine Evolution Autopilot T70407 kit is supplied without a power unit (pump). It is designed for boat owners who want to upgrade their autopilot system while retaining their existing Type 1 12 V hydraulic pump.

The ACU-150 actuator control unit is specifically designed to be compatible with Type 1 hydraulic pumps operating at 12 V.

Yes, the Evolution Autopilot T70407 system communicates via the SeaTalk NG network, ensuring seamless integration with Raymarine multifunction displays (MFD) and other compatible navigation instruments.

Yes, the system is scalable. It allows the addition of other SeaTalk NG-compatible sensors or devices to extend navigation and monitoring capabilities aboard.

When installing the EV-1 sensor, it is crucial to mount it in a stable location, away from electromagnetic interference and ferromagnetic objects that could affect its accuracy. A safe distance from the compass must also be maintained.

Yes, it is essential to respect the safe distance of the compass for all system components. This ensures that the ship's magnetic compass is not disrupted by the electromagnetic fields of the devices.

The system is designed to operate on a 12 Volt DC power supply. The ACU-150 unit is specifically suited for 12 V type 1 hydraulic pumps.

Yes, it is mandatory to install an inline fuse to protect the system. The nominal values of the fuse and thermal circuit breaker are specified in the product’s technical documentation.

SeaTalk NG connections must be made following the wiring diagrams. The SeaTalk NG network is a data and power bus that requires proper termination at each end and a single power source.

For wiring, it is recommended to use the appropriate cable types and lengths, respect the cable bend radius, ensure proper strain relief and adequate shielding. Ferrite suppression beads may also be necessary to minimize electromagnetic interference.

Yes, after installation, it is recommended to perform post-installation checks to ensure the system is functioning correctly. This includes configuring the autopilot system and adjusting rudder damping levels and deadband angles.

Regular software updates for your product are available via Raymarine’s official website. Check the site for the latest versions to ensure optimal system performance.

Components can typically be surface-mounted or installed on a bracket, depending on the component type and desired location. Mounting templates are often provided to ensure accurate and scaled installation.