Raymarine EV100 Tiller Pilot without Control
Model: T70249The EV-100 Tiller Pilot is a complete autopilot solution for tiller-steered sailboats. Designed for DIY installations, the EV-100 Tiller Pilot's externally mounted drive mounts in the cockpit, attached to the tiller. The EV-100 Tiller Pilot delivers precision autopilot control using the intelligent EV-1 sensor core and the ACU-100 actuator control unit. Use a Raymarine Axiom chartplotter for complete autopilot control.
The Raymarine EV100 Tiller Pilot without Control, part number T70249, is an autopilot solution designed for tiller-steered sailboats. It is rated for vessels up to 13,200 lbs (6000kg) displacement and is suitable for cockpit installations. This system provides precision autopilot control through its intelligent EV-1 sensor core, which utilizes 9-axis heading sensor technology to adapt to varying sea conditions and vessel dynamics. The tiller drive unit is externally mounted and can be easily removed for storage. Networking capabilities are supported via SeaTalkNG/NMEA2000, allowing integration with existing sailing instruments and chartplotters. The EV100 Tiller Pilot is intended for DIY installations and requires no complicated setup or autopilot calibration, making it a practical choice for sailboat owners seeking an autonomous steering solution.
This tiller pilot is specifically designed for tiller-steered sailboats. It is rated for vessels with a displacement up to 13,200 lbs (6000kg).
The package includes the E70096 EV1 Sensor Core, E70098 ACU-100, M81181 Raypilot remote plug and socket assembly, Q047 Tiller Drive, R70160 Cabling Kit, two D001 Tiller Pins, and two D002 Mounting Sockets.
No, the Raymarine EV100 Tiller Pilot is designed to require no complicated setup or autopilot calibration, making it suitable for DIY installations.
It features SeaTalkNG/NMEA2000 connectivity for networking with sailing instruments and chartplotters. A Raymarine Axiom chartplotter can be used for complete autopilot control.
T70249 - Raymarine EV100 Tiller Pilot without Control