Garmin
Garmin Reactor Autopilot Remote Control
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The Garmin Reactor Autopilot Remote Control is a wireless handheld remote for Garmin Reactor autopilots. It lets you engage, steer and run patterns from anywhere on the boat, with a sunlight-readable colour display and gesture control.
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Description
The Garmin Reactor Autopilot Remote Control gives you full command of a Garmin Reactor autopilot from anywhere on board. Its sunlight-visible colour memory-in-pixel display stays clear in bright conditions, and the ergonomic handset lets you engage and disengage heading hold, make single-degree or step turns, steer the rudder, and trigger steering patterns or a man-overboard manoeuvre using the dedicated keys.
Three programmable action keys can be assigned to the patterns and functions you use most, and a built-in compass enables gesture control, so you can point the remote where you want to go or move it to adjust the heading. The remote pairs wirelessly with a GHC 20, GHC 50 or a compatible chartplotter on the autopilot network, runs on two AA batteries for up to 240 hours of typical use, floats if dropped overboard and is rated to IPX7. A cradle and lanyard are included for secure stowage and tethering.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Wireless remote control for Garmin Reactor and compatible autopilots
- Sunlight-visible colour memory-in-pixel (MIP) display
- Engage, standby, step steer and rudder steer from anywhere on the boat
- Three programmable action keys plus a dedicated man-overboard (MOB) key
- Gesture control: point or move the remote to set and adjust heading
- Runs on two AA batteries with up to 240 hours of typical battery life
- Floats and is rated to IPX7; pairs with a GHC 20, GHC 50 or chartplotter
- Reactor autopilot remote control
- Mounting cradle
- Lanyard
- Mounting screws
- Documentation
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Display
| Display type | Sunlight-visible, transflective memory-in-pixel (MIP) colour |
| Display resolution | 240 x 240 pixels |
| Display size (diameter) | 30.2 mm (1.19 in.) |
Connectivity
| Radio frequency | 2.4 GHz at 3.4 dBm nominal |
| Pairing | Pairs with a GHC 20, GHC 50 or a compatible chartplotter on the same NMEA 2000 network as the autopilot |
Power
| Battery type | 2 AA (not included); lithium recommended |
| Battery life | 240 hr., typical use |
Physical
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 152 x 52 x 32 mm (6 x 2 x 1.25 in.) |
| Weight | 109 g (3.8 oz.) without batteries |
| Material | Glass-filled nylon |
| Water rating | IEC 60529 IPX7 |
| Operating temperature range | -15 to 55 C (5 to 131 F) |
| Storage temperature range | -40 to 85 C (-40 to 185 F) |
| Compass-safe distance | 15 cm (6 in.) |
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What can I do with the Reactor autopilot remote?
You can engage and disengage heading hold, make single-degree or step turns, steer the rudder, run steering patterns and trigger a man-overboard manoeuvre, all wirelessly from anywhere on the boat.
What does the remote pair with?
It pairs with a GHC 20, GHC 50 or a compatible Garmin chartplotter connected to the same NMEA 2000 network as the autopilot system.
What batteries does the remote use and how long do they last?
The remote uses two AA batteries (not included), with a typical battery life of about 240 hours. Lithium batteries are recommended for best results.
Does the remote float and is it waterproof?
Yes. The remote is rated to IEC 60529 IPX7 and floats if it goes overboard.
What is gesture control?
Gesture control lets you point the remote toward where you want to go to set the heading hold, or move the remote left and right to adjust the heading. You must calibrate the remote's compass before using gesture control.
Are the action keys customisable?
Yes. The three action keys come pre-programmed with patterns or actions and can be reassigned using a connected helm control or chartplotter.
