The Sleipner MIDI 203 KIT is a compact rope anchor winch kit for boats up to approximately 7.6 meters in length and weighing approximately 3 tons. The winch is designed to be mounted inside the transom, making it ideal for a neat and discreet installation.
The motor can be mounted freely in a 360-degree position, making installation easier, especially in tight spaces. Free fall, automatic stop and PWM control unit make lowering and raising the anchor controlled and effortless.
The kit includes an anchor winch, rope grommet, PWM control unit, fuse, control panel and necessary cables.
The free-fall function allows the anchor to be lowered quickly. The light resistance of the rope pulley keeps the fall controlled and helps prevent unnecessary rope release.
The Autostop sensor detects when the anchor is approaching the up position. The winch first stops the anchor in the flushing position. The next press of the button raises the anchor completely.
A small brass ring mounted on the rope acts as an identifier for the autostop sensor.
The PWM control unit takes care of the power control of the anchor winch. Starting the winch requires pressing two buttons simultaneously, which reduces the risk of accidental starting.
The Sleipner MIDI 203 KIT is a compact rope anchor winch kit for boats up to approximately 7.6 meters in length and weighing approximately 3 tons. The winch is designed to be mounted inside the transom, making it ideal for a neat and discreet installation.
The motor can be mounted freely in a 360-degree position, making installation easier, especially in tight spaces. Free fall, automatic stop and PWM control unit make lowering and raising the anchor controlled and effortless.
The kit includes an anchor winch, rope grommet, PWM control unit, fuse, control panel and necessary cables.
The free-fall function allows the anchor to be lowered quickly. The light resistance of the rope pulley keeps the fall controlled and helps prevent unnecessary rope release.
The Autostop sensor detects when the anchor is approaching the up position. The winch first stops the anchor in the flushing position. The next press of the button raises the anchor completely.
A small brass ring mounted on the rope acts as an identifier for the autostop sensor.
The PWM control unit takes care of the power control of the anchor winch. Starting the winch requires pressing two buttons simultaneously, which reduces the risk of accidental starting.