CD2400 Docking and Mooring Capstan. Pricing (excluding NZ Taxes) from:-

Performance | Technical Details  

For low speed, controlled hauling when docking or mooring

• For boats to 21 metre / 70 feet
• New Zealand made.
• Low speed "grunt" for controlled hauling.
• Low battery drain per operation.
• Auto-brake, holds safely.
• Quality European motor.
• Fits any deck thickness.
• Install or remove in minutes.

 

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Performance:

"Steady" pull indicates typical run under load up to 20 minutes.
The "Snatch" pull is a maximum momentary pull the winch is capable of. 

ROTATION:
Standard winches are set up for clockwise or RH rotation as viewed from above. The CD2400 will operate in either direction as a reversible winch by using the third terminal and a suitable solenoid. Consult us for details.
 

Pull		Rating	Speed		Current	Volts
Kg	Lbs		M/min	Ft/min	Amps	Dc
235	515	Steady	9	29	72	12v
475	1045	Short runs	7.5	24	95	12v
1090	2400	Snatch	-	-	-	12v
235	515	Steady	10	33	43	24v
475	1045	Short runs	8.5	28	53	24v
1090	2400	Snatch	-	-	-	24v

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Technical Details:

Motor	1000w x 12v or 24v Motors series wound, European manufacture
Drum	High tensile bronze, chrome plated
Deckplate	Marine grade hard anodised and sealed aluminium
Gearbox	Three stage balanced epicyclic
Deck studs	Supplied with nuts in stainless steel
Weight	16kg (36lbs)
Clearance	Up to 55mm deck thickness standard, longer or shorter studs can easily be fitted
Rotation	Standard is clockwise or right hand as viewed from above Reverse rotation or reversing operation possible. Consult us for details
Brake	Auto action roller reversing clutch - will not run back
Accessories	Footswitch supplied as an option. Covered switch with flip top cover available as an option.  Slow reaction circuit breaker supplied as an option.
Winch sizing	There are no absolute rules about winch size to boat size. This product isdesigned for use on typical private pleasure craft. Winch / boat sizes shown are based on installations that have proved satisfactory for many years.

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