ComNav | Cable Drives
The ComNav Cable Drives provide a reliable and efficient steering solution for vessels equipped with mechanical or cable-operated steering systems. Designed for smooth and precise operation, these drives convert electronic autopilot commands into accurate mechanical steering responses. Built with marine-grade materials and engineered for longevity, ComNav Cable Drives ensure dependable performance in both recreational and commercial marine environments.
KEY FEATURES- Smooth and accurate steering response – Delivers precise control for consistent autopilot performance.
- Durable marine-grade design – Constructed for corrosion resistance and long-lasting use in harsh marine conditions.
- Easy integration with ComNav autopilots – Seamlessly connects to compatible ComNav control systems.
- Low maintenance requirements – Designed for reliable operation with minimal service needs.
- Quiet and efficient operation – Reduces noise and vibration for smoother steering control.
- Compact installation footprint – Ideal for space-limited helm configurations.
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Versatile vessel compatibility – Suitable for mechanical steering setups in sailboats, fishing vessels, and small commercial boats.
Specifications
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Type: Mechanical cable drive system
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Compatibility: Works with ComNav autopilot systems
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Input: Electronic steering commands via ComNav control head
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Output: Mechanical movement to steering cable or quadrant
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Voltage: 12/24 VDC (depending on configuration)
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Construction: Corrosion-resistant aluminum housing
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Mounting: Flexible installation options for various vessel layouts
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Operation: Quiet, efficient gear-driven mechanism
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Maintenance: Minimal; periodic inspection recommended
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Application: Cable-steered vessels and mechanical helm systems








































































































































































































































































