Simrad autopilots steer a set course so you can run the boat instead of the wheel. Match the pump and control head to your steering system and vessel size. Choosing a Simrad Autopilot An autopilot holds a heading or follows a route so you can watch traffic and work the boat. A complete system has a control head at the helm, a course computer, a drive unit, and a rudder feedback sensor. Simrad offers control heads like the AP44 along with hydraulic pumps such as the RPU-300 sized to your cylinder volume. The pump must match your steering system displacement so it can move the rudder at the right speed. Start by identifying your steering type and cylinder size, then...
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Simrad autopilots steer a set course so you can run the boat instead of the wheel. Match the pump and control head to your steering system and vessel size.
An autopilot holds a heading or follows a route so you can watch traffic and work the boat. A complete system has a control head at the helm, a course computer, a drive unit, and a rudder feedback sensor. Simrad offers control heads like the AP44 along with hydraulic pumps such as the RPU-300 sized to your cylinder volume. The pump must match your steering system displacement so it can move the rudder at the right speed.
Start by identifying your steering type and cylinder size, then choose the pump and pack that match. Install kits and adapters, including Teleflex and SeaStar fittings, tie the pump into common steering setups. Confirm voltage and compatibility with your Simrad network before ordering.
A control head at the helm, a course computer, a drive unit or pump, and a rudder feedback sensor. Simrad sells these as packs and as individual components so you can match your boat.
Match the pump to your steering cylinder volume so it moves the rudder at the right speed. Simrad rates pumps like the RPU-300 by cubic inch displacement to match common systems.
Simrad offers install kits and adapters for common systems, including Teleflex and SeaStar fittings. Identify your steering type and cylinder size first, then choose the matching kit.
