
Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller
Secondary helm consoles gain fast push-button steering through the Simrad OP12 autopilot controller, drawing 0.6 Watts over NMEA 2000 lines to command NAC-2 and NAC-3 processors inside an IPX7 waterproof casing at 0.12 kg.
- Push-button interface allows instant course adjustments
- NMEA 2000 Micro-C port provides plug-and-play networking
- Consumes 0.6 Watts preserving battery voltage
- IPX7 waterproof rating protects open-cockpit consoles
- Slim 60mm profile fits crowded instrument panels
Set up a compact second autopilot control point with the Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller, a push-button interface for compatible Simrad autopilot systems. The slim controller connects through a 12V NMEA 2000 Micro-C network and supports NAC-2, NAC-3, AC12, AC42, and SG05 autopilot computers. Its 60 mm slim profile, 115 mm height, and 0.12 kg, or 0.26 lb, weight should be considered when choosing a flush-mount location.
Step-by-step course changes operate through the push-button interface, while the controller draws about 0.6W during typical operation. The IPX7-rated marine-polymer housing operates from minus 15°C to 55°C. Included components consist of a bezel, sun cover, and NMEA 2000 T-connector. A compatible autopilot computer, drive, heading sensor, and network remain required for a complete system.
Why Choose the Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller
The Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller adds a slim push-button control point to a compatible Simrad autopilot system. Its 60 mm profile, 115 mm height, NMEA 2000 connection, 12V network supply, 0.6W typical draw, IPX7 rating, step-by-step course changes, and compatibility with NAC-2, NAC-3, AC12, AC42, and SG05 processors provide defined checks for an additional helm location.
Warranty and Support
Simrad warranty terms vary by product and region, and the supplied specifications do not provide a named warranty period for the OP12 controller. can help you review processor compatibility, NMEA 2000 network capacity, flush-mount space, 12V supply, control-head placement, and required drive and sensor components before purchase. Review the applicable Simrad warranty coverage and documented package contents before ordering.
Before Ordering the Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller
Confirm that you need a secondary or additional autopilot control point and have a compatible NAC-2, NAC-3, AC12, AC42, or SG05 processor. You should verify the 60 mm flush-mount depth, 115 mm height, NMEA 2000 network connection, 12V supply, cable route, push-button control preference, and complete autopilot-system requirements before purchase.
Product Specifications
Simrad OP12 Autopilot Controller
| Drive Type | Digital Autopilot Interface |
|---|---|
| Pump/Ram Capacity | NAC-2 / NAC-3 System Dependent |
| Flow Rate / Speed | Instant Command Response |
| Max Pressure | Electronic Logic Signal |
| Cylinder Compatibility | Universal Simrad Drive Support |
| Operating Voltage | 12V via NMEA 2000 Network |
| Peak Current Draw | Low-Power LED Interface |
| Average Power Draw | 0.6 Watts Typical Load |
| Motor Type | Push-Button Control Interface |
| Computer Compatibility | NAC-2, NAC-3, AC12, AC42, SG05 |
| Port Size / Thread | NMEA 2000 Micro-C Link |
| Drive Connection | Plug-and-Play Network Backbone |
| Rotation/Stroke Direction | Step-by-Step Course Change |
| Mounting Type | Slim-Profile Flush Mount |
| Housing Material | UV-Stabilized Marine Polymer |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 Fully Waterproof |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C Marine Grade |
| Length (Overall) | 60 mm Slim Profile |
| Width/Diameter | 115 mm Standard Height |
| Weight | 0.12 kg (Ultra-Lightweight) |
| Included Accessories | Bezel, Suncover, N2K T-Connector |
| Key Mechanical Feature | Minimalist design for dual-station setup |
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