Lenco 16" x 30" 24V Dual Actuator Super Strong Trim Tab Kit w/o Switch Kit

The Lenco 16" x 30" 24V Dual Actuator Super Strong Trim Tab Kit without Switch Kit is a heavy-duty marine stabilization system engineered for sport-fishing vessels, high-speed cruising platforms, and large commercial maritime operations. Constructed from 7-gauge flat 304 stainless steel blades with all stainless steel fastening hardware, this trim tab system delivers the structural integrity required for demanding offshore and coastal environments where corrosion resistance and extreme load cycling are non-negotiable operational requirements.

The dual-actuator 24-volt configuration provides independent control and synchronized stabilization across the 16" x 30" blade profile, reducing roll and pitch in variable sea states. The 3/8-inch diameter hinge pin accommodates sustained hydraulic forces, while the 3.75-inch sacrificial anode protects the system from galvanic corrosion—critical for saltwater deployment. Recessed pocket mounting eliminates spray and mist generation during operation, a practical advantage for extended patrol and transit missions where visibility and crew comfort are operational factors. All Super Strong Trim Tab Systems are rated for the rigors of commercial service, meaning the system is built to withstand repeated high-load cycles without premature wear or failure.

This kit is designed for vessel operators who require professional-grade stabilization without integrated switching infrastructure—ideal for retrofit installations where switch systems are independently sourced or pre-existing. The 78-pound system is suitable for boats in the 25- to 60-foot range, offering the balance between blade area and actuator responsiveness needed for meaningful trim correction in open water. The kit format (without switch) allows integration with existing marine electrical systems or custom control configurations, making it suitable for specialized applications including government and law enforcement marine operations, commercial fishing fleets, and expedition-class pleasure vessels.