TMQ i@nchor BlackBox
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The Reliable TMQ i@nchor BlackBox
The TMQ i@nchor BlackBox is an advanced glass bridge windlass control system developed for commercial vessels, superyachts, and premium recreational boats. Unlike traditional helm-mounted controllers, the BlackBox integrates directly with compatible Raymarine Glass Bridge displays or web-based interfaces, providing complete anchor control without a dedicated display head.
Supporting dual-anchor installations, synchronised anchor deployment, Ethernet, NMEA 2000 and IEC 61162 communications, the BlackBox is designed for sophisticated marine electrical systems. Optional Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) output allows integration with larger electric or hydraulic windlass systems.
Built for professional marine environments, the BlackBox delivers intelligent automation, automatic anchor deployment, emergency stop protection, and advanced networking for modern bridge systems.
TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Features & Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Glass Bridge Integration | Operates through compatible Raymarine Glass Bridge displays. |
| Web Browser Control | Supports operation through compatible web-based interfaces. |
| Dual Anchor Support | Controls two independent anchor systems. |
| Synchronised Anchoring | Operate both anchors together or independently. |
| Manual & Automatic Modes | Supports manual control and automatic anchor deployment and retrieval. |
| Chain Counter | Displays current and target rode lengths. |
| NMEA 2000 | Full NMEA 2000 communication support. |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet connectivity. |
| IEC 61162 | Supports IEC 61162 marine communication protocol. |
| Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) | Optional VFD output for larger electric or hydraulic windlass systems. |
| Remote Inputs | Supports up to three external remote control inputs. |
| Sensor Inputs | Dual sensor inputs for independent anchor systems. |
| Emergency Stop | Immediate stop function during operation. |
| Automatic Lock | Automatic safety lock after inactivity. |
| Duty Cycle Display | Displays windlass duty cycle information. |
| Power Supply | 12V / 24V DC. |
| Commercial Applications | Ideal for commercial vessels, superyachts and glass bridge installations. |
| Country of Origin | Designed and manufactured in Australia. |
Package Inclusions
AutoAnchor TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Kit Includes:
- TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Control Unit
- Installation Documentation
Note: Display devices, sensors, network cables, remote switches and optional VFD hardware are supplied separately depending on the installation.
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The Reliable TMQ i@nchor BlackBox
The TMQ i@nchor BlackBox is an advanced glass bridge windlass control system developed for commercial vessels, superyachts, and premium recreational boats. Unlike traditional helm-mounted controllers, the BlackBox integrates directly with compatible Raymarine Glass Bridge displays or web-based interfaces, providing complete anchor control without a dedicated display head.
Supporting dual-anchor installations, synchronised anchor deployment, Ethernet, NMEA 2000 and IEC 61162 communications, the BlackBox is designed for sophisticated marine electrical systems. Optional Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) output allows integration with larger electric or hydraulic windlass systems.
Built for professional marine environments, the BlackBox delivers intelligent automation, automatic anchor deployment, emergency stop protection, and advanced networking for modern bridge systems.
Specification
TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Features & Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Glass Bridge Integration | Operates through compatible Raymarine Glass Bridge displays. |
| Web Browser Control | Supports operation through compatible web-based interfaces. |
| Dual Anchor Support | Controls two independent anchor systems. |
| Synchronised Anchoring | Operate both anchors together or independently. |
| Manual & Automatic Modes | Supports manual control and automatic anchor deployment and retrieval. |
| Chain Counter | Displays current and target rode lengths. |
| NMEA 2000 | Full NMEA 2000 communication support. |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet connectivity. |
| IEC 61162 | Supports IEC 61162 marine communication protocol. |
| Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) | Optional VFD output for larger electric or hydraulic windlass systems. |
| Remote Inputs | Supports up to three external remote control inputs. |
| Sensor Inputs | Dual sensor inputs for independent anchor systems. |
| Emergency Stop | Immediate stop function during operation. |
| Automatic Lock | Automatic safety lock after inactivity. |
| Duty Cycle Display | Displays windlass duty cycle information. |
| Power Supply | 12V / 24V DC. |
| Commercial Applications | Ideal for commercial vessels, superyachts and glass bridge installations. |
| Country of Origin | Designed and manufactured in Australia. |
Package Inclusions
Package Inclusions
AutoAnchor TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Kit Includes:
- TMQ i@nchor BlackBox Control Unit
- Installation Documentation
Note: Display devices, sensors, network cables, remote switches and optional VFD hardware are supplied separately depending on the installation.
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