3.50in Pwr Rack w/Servo 18.25in

The 3.50in Pwr Rack w/Servo 18.25in by SWEET is a precision-engineered rod holder built for serious anglers and boaters who demand reliability in rough water conditions. This powered rod rack is designed to manage multiple fishing rods simultaneously, automating line management and reducing fatigue during extended offshore or freshwater expeditions. Whether you're trolling for stripers, deep-sea fishing for pelagics, or managing multiple lines in tournament conditions, this servo-driven system keeps your rods secure and organized while you focus on the catch.

The 3.50-inch width accommodates standard fishing rod diameters while the servo-driven mechanism provides controlled, automated positioning that reduces manual handling and potential line tangles. At 18.25 inches in length, the rack spans sufficient mounting real estate to stabilize heavy-duty saltwater rods and conventional reels without compromising deck space. The SWEET engineering ensures smooth servo operation across extended use cycles, with durable construction rated for both freshwater and saltwater environments. Weighing 18.65 lbs, this system is substantial enough to handle loaded conventional reels and modern overhead casting equipment while remaining manageable for single-operator installation and repositioning on center consoles, transom mounts, or rail systems.

This powered rack benefits charter operations, weekend tournament anglers, and commercial fishing applications where rod management directly impacts catch efficiency and crew safety. The servo mechanism is ideal for vessels where live-bait trolling, multiple-line setups, or automated line rotation prevents tangling and improves hook-up response times. Installation requires secure mounting to a horizontal surface with electrical connection to the vessel's 12V or 24V system; consult your boat's wiring schematic and local regulations before mounting. The compact footprint (12.5 x 7.7 x 22.4 inches) integrates cleanly into cabin cruisers, center console boats, and larger sportfishers without obstructing navigation or walkways.