Product Description

Reactor^™ 40 Mechanical/Retrofit/Solenoid Corepack

Without GHC™ Autopilot Instrument

Experience the ultimate in autopilot performance on the water with Garmin's latest innovation. A state-of-the-art, 9-axis AHRS system provides unparalleled stability and accuracy, reducing error consumption while ensuring a smooth ride. Easy to install and calibrate, this system offers a range of features including heading hold, wind compensation, and turn modes. Garmin's Reactor 40 autopilot series brings technology to recreational powerboats andboats, offering unparalleled responsiveness and precision.

Reactor 40 autopilots offer great flexibility. All corepacks for both powerboats and sailing, such as holding a heading, maintaining wind direction, making turns, and more. You can easily select the autopilot that works with your current steering setup. If you can't find a suitable Reactor 40 model, consider the mechanical, retrofit, or solenoid option, which is compatible with various steering systems like hydraulic, cable drive, mechanical, and solenoid. Simply connect the GRF™ 10 to your existing drive system for seamless integration.

The Reactor 40 corepack autopilot is a suitable choice for sailboats and powerboats equipped with direct or cable-actuated steering systems. This below-deck autopilot system provides captains with additional assistance, allowing them to manage sails, lines, winches, and radios more securely. Featuring a reliable 9-axis AHRS, the Reactor mounted in various positions and requires minimal setup.

The Reactor 40 features a cutting-edge, solid-state 9-axis attitude and heading reference system, allowing for flexible installation in various locations and positions. technology significantly reduces errors in heading, course, and while also conserving power and ensuring a smoother experience for everyone on board.

Adapts to Changing Waters
This advanced autopilot system cleverly responds to the dynamic marine environment to maintain your intended course. Despite the vessel's movement in turbulent waters, you can trust the Reactor 40 autopilot to stay on track and keep you headed in the right direction.

Effortless Setup with Minimal Hassle
Every autopilot system needs to be set up and fine-tuned, but we've streamlined the process to get you sailing sooner. Our goal is to make it quick and straightforward, so you can focus on enjoying the water.

Seam Control with Garmin Chartplotters
When paired with a networked Garmin chartplotter, the Reactor 40 system offers complete control from anywhere on the vessel, allowing you to easily navigate through of weather and wind conditions. The system can also execute-set trolling and search maneuvers with ease. Furthermore, when combined with a compatible Garmin chartplotter and optional BlueChart g2 Vision charts, users can advanced features such as Auto Guidance automatic navigation along GPS

Regain Confidence using Shadow Drive Technology
For hydraulic steering systems, the 40 autopilot corepack offers an optional, patented Shadow Drive feature. This innovative technology provides peace of mind, allowing you to maintain manual control needed, even when the autopilot is active. Should you need to adjust course, the Shadow Drive system instantlyengages the autopilot, allowing you to take the helm. Once a steady course is re-established, the autopilot-engages, resuming control.

Select from Three Class Drive Options
The Reactor 40 can be paired with three different linear drive models (available separately) that are compatible with a wide range of steering systems found on mid-sized to large boats (dependent on specific installation Each Garmin linear drive rudder feedback sensing for enhanced performance.

Drive units are available in three classes with varying displacement capabilities: Class A can handle up to 28,500 lbs, Compact Drive Unit in Class B can handle up to 48,400 lbs, and Class B Drive Unit can manage up to 79,000 lbs. These drive units can be connected to networked devices for operation. The Reactor 40 autopilot is controlled using up to 3 GHC helm control units, which communicate with the autopilot system through the NMEA 2000 network. This allows for easy sharing of autopilot heading data with other devices, enabling features like MARPA and chart overlay when linked to a Garmin chartplotter. Additionally, users have the option of using a handheld wireless remote control or controlling the system through a compatible quatix 3 or quatix 5 marine multisport smartwatch for maximum convenience.

Enhance your Reactor 40 autopilot's performance even more by incorporating the optional GRF 10 rudder feedback sensor for added peace of mind