The NAC-2 is the heart of the autopilot system, and contains the electronics needed to control and interact with other important components. The NAC-2 is made for boats up to ten meters (35 feet) in length and is suitable for low current hydraulic steering pumps, mechanical drives and solenoid valves.

Simple installation
Plug-and-play connectivity makes installation easy and minimizes the number of cables when installing your autopilot system. Industry-standard NMEA 2000® networking provides easy connectivity to heading sensors, rudder position transducers, autopilot controllers and multi-function displays anywhere on board.

Standard output
The NAC-2 autopilot computer is recommended for boats up to 10 meters (35 feet) in length. It has been designed to reliably drive low current pumps including the Simrad RPU80, mechanical drives such as the Simrad SD10, hydraulic linear drives such as the HLD350 and solenoid valves.

Virtual rudder position sensor
Lowrance Virtual Rudder Feedback (VRF) technology eliminates the need to install a separate rudder position sensor unit aboard boats with planing hulls and outboard motors or drives. It makes the autopilot system cheaper and simpler, and is ideal where a position sensor is impractical due to mechanical limitations.

Main features:

• Reliable autopilot based on the Continuum control technology
• Recommended for boats up to 10 meters (35 feet) long
• Compatible with drive pumps, mechanical drives, hydraulic linear drives and low current solenoid valves
• Virtual rudder position sensor that can be easily installed on boats with outboard motor and drive
• Plug-and-play connection for easy installation
• NMEA 2000® connection to heading sensor, rudder position sensor, dedicated autopilot controller and multi-function displays

*Lowrance compatibility is limited to HDS LIVE