Automatic Fast-Drop
Storm VFF600
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Genuine Muir parts
Global dealers
Australian engineered
Storm VFF 600 provides the strength of conventional vertical windlasses but with advanced and innovative concepts. This provides the highest level of security and safety whilst enhancing the foredeck of the most luxurious vessel.
Features
- Polished stainless steel components
- High tensile stainless steel shaft
- Heavy duty, marine grade, dual-direction motor
- Superior, heavy-duty Oil bath worm drive gearbox
- Rope Chain Management System (RCMS)
- Quick-Access Chain Pipe Cover
- Self-lubricating bush
- Capstan models feature a knurled grip
- Independent gypsy and capstan operation
- Suits multiple global chain standards
Drawings
Top View
VR
Included in the package
Circuit Breaker & Mounting Pannel
Rocker Switch
Deck mounting studs & fasteners
Clutch release handle small
Reversing Solenoid kit
Installation/Operation booklet
| Name | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Recommended Vessel Length(m) | 5-9m |
| Recommended Vessel Length(ft) | 16 - 29ft |
| Power Supply Options | DC 12V, DC 24V, DC 48V |
| Recommended Muir Circuit Breaker | 80A/80A (12/24V) |
| Motor (Watts) | 550Watts |
| Amps Workload | 75A/40A (12/24V) |
| Distance From Battery to Motor (m) | 7 (23’)m, 9 – 17 (30’ – 55’)m |
| Cable Size (mm²) | 25mm², 70mm² |
| Cable Size AWG | 1/0, 4 |
| Cable Diameter (mm) | 12 – 15 (7/16” – 19/32”)mm, 8 (5/16”)mm |
| Solenoid Included | Yes |
| Max Load | 369Kg |
| Workload | 123Kg |
| Max Line Speed | 21m/min |
| Compatible Chain Sizes | 6 mm (1/4") - 7 mm (7/25") |
| Compatible Rope Sizes | 12 mm (1/2″) |
| Auto Anchor Compatible | Yes |
| Net Weight DC | 12Kg |
| Manual Operation | N/A |
About
Storm VFF 600 provides the strength of conventional vertical windlasses but with advanced and innovative concepts. This provides the highest level of security and safety whilst enhancing the foredeck of the most luxurious vessel.
Features
- Polished stainless steel components
- High tensile stainless steel shaft
- Heavy duty, marine grade, dual-direction motor
- Superior, heavy-duty Oil bath worm drive gearbox
- Rope Chain Management System (RCMS)
- Quick-Access Chain Pipe Cover
- Self-lubricating bush
- Capstan models feature a knurled grip
- Independent gypsy and capstan operation
- Suits multiple global chain standards
Drawings
Top View
VR
Package Inclusions
Included in the package
Circuit Breaker & Mounting Pannel
Rocker Switch
Deck mounting studs & fasteners
Clutch release handle small
Reversing Solenoid kit
Installation/Operation booklet
Technical Specifications
| Name | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Recommended Vessel Length(m) | 5-9m |
| Recommended Vessel Length(ft) | 16 - 29ft |
| Power Supply Options | DC 12V, DC 24V, DC 48V |
| Recommended Muir Circuit Breaker | 80A/80A (12/24V) |
| Motor (Watts) | 550Watts |
| Amps Workload | 75A/40A (12/24V) |
| Max Load | 369Kg |
| Workload | 123Kg |
| Max Line Speed | 21m/min |
| Compatible Chain Sizes | 6 mm (1/4") - 7 mm (7/25") |
| Compatible Rope Sizes | 12 mm (1/2″) |
| Auto Anchor Compatible | Yes |
| Net Weight DC | 12Kg |
| Manual Operation | N/A |
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- Andrew Perkins
Working for Muir has improved our quality
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- Jos Scholten
Which can all of a sudden be the last bit of hope of surviving
“The fact that Muir always keeps the focus on their main business, being anchor systems, gives me the confidence that my customers can rely on that ‘shiny thing on the foredeck’ which can all of a sudden be the last bit of hope of surviving”