B&G

B&G Triton2 Autopilot Keypad controller

£349.99
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The Triton2 Autopilot Keypad combines with a B&G Triton2 display to create a fully featured autopilot control head. B&G's Intelligent Sail Steering lets you hold a compass heading or maintain a set true or apparent wind angle, while Smart Manoeuvre handles tacks at the touch of a button for confident shorthanded sailing. It connects directly to the NMEA 2000 network and works with compatible B&G and Simrad autopilot computers.

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Description

This intuitive autopilot controller keypad can be combined with a B&G Triton² Display to create a fully-featured autopilot control head. B&G's Intelligent Sail Steering functionality allows you to steer to a compass heading, or to automatically maintain a specified true or apparent wind angle in Wind mode. Smart Manoeuvre controls tack at the touch of a button, a perfect tool when sailing shorthanded. Connect to a compatible chartplotter, and Navigation mode will steer to your currently selected waypoint or route. A simple pushbutton interface makes the Triton² Pilot easy to operate in rough conditions, and reliably responsive to wet or gloved hands. Dedicated auto and standby buttons enable or disable the autopilot with a single press, so it's easy to free your hands from the wheel or instantly take control whenever you need to. The 'mode' button engages the pilot's Wind or Navigation auto-steering modes, while dual port and starboard buttons allow course adjustments in one-degree or ten-degree increments. Smartly shaped buttons let you distinguish between these increments at a touch, for safe operation in low visibility. The Triton² Pilot keypad is easily mounted, and offers single-cable NMEA 2000® connectivity for both power and data. Multiple keypads and Triton² Displays can be installed to offer autopilot control from anywhere on board.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Autopilot control designed specifically for sailors
  • Intuitive operation
  • Smart Manoeuvre – tack at the touch of a button
  • Chartplotter integration
  • Low power consumption
  • Intelligent Sail Steering – steer to a compass heading, or automatically maintain a specified wind angle
  • Triton² Pilot controller
  • Micro-C Drop cable 0.6 m/2 ft
  • Documentation pack
  • Mounting screws (4 x #4 x 3/8" PN HD SS screws)
  • Micro-C T-connector
  • Bezel
  • Sun cover

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General

TypeAutopilot control head (keypad), pairs with Triton2 display
ControlsPort/Starboard, AUTO, MODE, STBY keys
IndicatorMode and alarm LED (green in day mode, red in night mode)
Warranty2 years

Connectivity

NMEA 2000Powered and networked via NMEA 2000 backbone
ConnectorMicro-C (drop cable supplied)
Network Load3 LEN

Electrical

Power Supply9 - 16 V DC
Power ConsumptionBacklight off: 0.81 W (60 mA); backlight max: 1.38 W (102 mA) at 13.5 V

Environment

WaterproofingIPx7
Operating Temperature Range-25°C to +65°C (-13°F to +149°F)
Storage Temperature-40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F)
Maximum Humidity100% RH

Physical

HousingPC/ABS
Dimensions (W x H)115 x 60 mm (4.52 x 2.36")
Weight0.15 kg (0.33 lbs)

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Do I need a Triton2 display as well?
Yes. The keypad is an autopilot control head that pairs with a B&G Triton2 display to form a complete autopilot controller. It does not have its own screen.
What is Smart Manoeuvre?
Smart Manoeuvre lets you initiate a tack or gybe at the touch of a button, which is ideal when sailing shorthanded.
Which autopilot computers does it work with?
It works with compatible B&G and Simrad autopilot computers including the NAC-2, NAC-3, AC42N and H5000 Pilot Computer.
How does it connect?
It connects to the boat's NMEA 2000 network via a Micro-C drop cable, which is supplied in the box along with a T-connector.