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A2004 AUTOPILOT

The Simrad A2004 is a high-durability autopilot specifically developed for commercial marine applications. Its wide-angle, fog-proof color display, precision aluminum rotary knob, and user-friendly physical key layout provide a professional navigation experience. It delivers exceptional performance, even in challenging sea conditions.

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Key Features

Wide Viewing Angle, Optically Bonded Display

The 4.1-inch optically bonded TFT display offers a 170° wide viewing angle. It does not fog and provides clear visibility in sunlight.

High Precision Rotary Control

The aluminum rotary control knob allows for quick, intuitive, and precise directional adjustments. Combined with physical buttons, it simplifies operation.

Advanced Autopilot Functions

Stable sailing against wind and current is ensured with advanced modes such as “No Drift”, automatic turn patterns and “Work Mode”.

 

NMEA 2000 Integration

It is fully compatible with other devices via the NMEA 2000 network. It can be easily integrated with automatic steering systems, chart plotters and radars.

Durable and Professional Design

With its IPX7 waterproof level, -25°C to +65°C operating range and compact structure, it is resistant to commercial marine conditions.

Technical Specifications

  • Display Type: Optically bonded 4.1 inch TFT-LCD display

  • Resolution: 320 × 240 pixels (4:3 ratio)

  • Viewing Angle: 170° wide angle

  • Power Consumption: Typical 2.3W / Maximum 3W

  • Operating Voltage: 12 V DC (10.8 – 15.6 V)

  • Operating Temperature: -25°C to +65°C

  • Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C

  • Water Resistance: IPX7 (temporary water resistant)

  • Mounting Options: Flush or bracket mounting

  • Network Connection: 1 x NMEA 2000 Micro-C port

  • Weight: Approx. 0.51 kg

Usage Advantages

  • Reliable and Precise Control

  • Visibility in All Conditions

  • Integrated Functional Modes

  • Wide System Compatibility

  • Durable and Professional Design

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