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Simrad Tillerpilots combine attractive styling
with storm-proof weather protection to withstand the toughest conditions at sea.
Designed to use minimum energy whilst providing maximum thrust, they provide
fast and silent, in short, outstanding performance.
SimNet capability
Both the TP22 and TP32 are SimNet-enabled, allowing intelligent data sharing
across the revolutionary, NMEA2000-compatible SimNet high speed bus. The
increased data flow provides maximized performance, whilst simplified
interfacing (plug ‘n’ play) supports straightforward installation.
NMEA direct connection
Alternatively, if SimNet-capable instruments are not available, the
TP22/TP32 can be connected directly to most NMEA0183 GPS receivers via the
built-in NMEA interface.
TP10
Designed for tiller-steered sailboats up to 3,700kg (8,140lbs) and up
to 10m (33ft) in length, the TP10 is a high power, easy-to-operate autopilot,
which comfortably outperforms all challengers in its class.
With a peak thrust of 65 kg (143 lbs) and a
lock-to-lock speed of 8 secs with a 20 kg (44 lbs) load, the TP10 shows just
what can be achieved with advanced design and engineering.
TP22/TP32
For larger vessels of up to 6,300 kg (14,000 lbs) and a length of up to
12 m (39 ft), the TP22 and TP32 offer ultimate sophistication in automated
steering.
TP22
With a peak thrust of up to 70 kg (154 lbs) and a lock-to-lock speed of
8 secs with a 20 kg (44 lbs) load the TP22 is a powerful midrange pilot for
boats of up to 11m (36ft) in length, which shares many advanced features with
its [top class] complement, the TP32.
TP32
With a peak thrust of up to 85kg (187lbs) and a lock-to-lock speed of
4.7 secs with a 20kg (44lbs) load the TP32 exhibits a truly powerful
performance.
Both the TP22 and TP32 can be connected to a
SimNet Control Network, which will allow advanced data sharing across the
system, speeding up the data flow and thus enhancing performance. Information
provided via the SimNet data bus enables the autopilots to automatically steer
to apparent wind or, if GPS information is available, to steer to the next
programmed waypoint.
HR22 Hand Remote
The HR22 Remote Control enables the helmsman to move around the cockpit
and make quick adjustments to most functions from any position on board; for
example, from under the spray hood in rough weather. The Remote Control can be
connected at any convenient port on the SimNet system.
Principal Modes:
Steer to Compass
In its standard operating mode the TP22/TP32 will lock onto the current heading
with just one press of the Auto key. Adjustments to course (in 1° or 10°
increments) are made using the Port and Starboard keys.
Autotack
With just a single command the autotack feature steers the boat through
a tack automatically.
Steer to Wind
To hold a chosen wind angle when under sail, the TP22/TP32 must either be
connected to a Simrad Instrument System with Wind function, or to a Simrad
Active Masthead Unit. Course adjustments (in 1° or 10° increments) can be made
using the Port or Starboard key.
Steer to GPS
The unique Simrad Nav lock feature means you can instruct the Simrad
TP22/TP32 to steer to the currently active GPS waypoint with just a single key
stroke.
Tillerpilot installation:
The Simrad Tillerpilots should be installed so that they are level and
at a 90° angle to the tiller when it is amidships and the pushrod is in the
midstroke position. The pilots are factory preset to be mounted on the Starboard
side, but can be configured for Port-side mounting.

The dimensions given should be adhered to as
closely as possible. A range of special order fitting accessories are available
to accommodate correct installation (please refer to the Technical
Specifications and the relevant User & Installation Manual below).
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