Simrad NAC-2 Low Current Autopilot Computer

The Simrad NAC-2 Low Current Autopilot Computer is a cutting-edge solution for hands-free helm control, ideal for both recreational and professional boaters. This device is designed to enhance navigation efficiency and reduce fatigue during long voyages, allowing users to concentrate on other critical aspects of boating, such as monitoring sea conditions and managing crew activities.

Featuring low current draw architecture, the NAC-2 minimizes electrical drain on the vessel's systems, which is particularly beneficial for maintaining battery reserves for emergency communications and auxiliary equipment. The autopilot integrates with Simrad's marine electronics, utilizing inputs from compass sensors, GPS receivers, and rate-of-turn gyros to provide real-time steering corrections. Its adaptive control algorithms adjust rudder authority based on sea state, wind conditions, and vessel loading, ensuring smooth and efficient course maintenance.

The NAC-2 is well-suited for cruisers, fishing vessels, and commercial operators looking to upgrade their existing Simrad systems or install a new autopilot on vessels under approximately 100 feet. Its seamless integration and advanced features make it a valuable addition for those seeking to enhance their boating experience and improve overall seamanship.