Description
Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tabs | Boat Supply Store
Enhance your vessel's planing performance and ride stability with the Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System. Engineered for boats ranging from 17 to 28 feet, this system utilizes a robust, water-tight black nylon actuator designed to prevent common failures from marine growth and water intrusion. The concealed wiring and high-placed main seal ensure superior longevity and quieter operation compared to older electric technologies, facilitating quicker installation on trailered vessels.
Key Features
- Durable and reliable electric trim tab system
- Designed for 17-28 foot boats
- Cutting-edge technology with a robust and water-tight actuator
- Resolves issues of breaking apart and water intrusion found in older systems
- Concealed and protected wires through the upper hinge
- Robust, water-tight black nylon actuator
- Main seal located high to protect against marine growth and water intrusion failures
- Quieter operation than other electric systems
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Bennett Marine BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System | Designed for 17-28 foot trailered boats |
| Actuator Material | Robust, water-tight black nylon |
| Wiring | Concealed |
| Seal Placement | High-placed seal for protection against marine growth and water intrusion |
| Control Switch | Required and sold separately |
| Actuator Synchronization | Not suitable for synchronizing two actuators on the same tab |
Who This Is For
Boaters with trailered boats ranging from 17 to 28 feet seeking a reliable and durable electric trim tab system. It is specifically designed for single actuator use on vessels where enhanced planing and ride stability are critical.
How It Compares
| Feature | Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tabs | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Tab Size | 18x12 inches | 12x12 inches, Varies |
| Actuator Type | Electric | Electric, Hydraulic |
| Control Switch Included | No (Required Separately) | Yes (basic rocker switch), Varies by kit |
| Actuator Water-tightness | Robust, Water-tight | Standard, Varies |
| Protection Against Marine Growth/Water Intrusion | High seal placement | Standard seal placement, Varies |
Common Concerns Answered
Is the control switch included with the Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System?
No, the control switch is required and sold separately. Ensuring compatibility with your chosen control switch is essential for proper system operation.
Can I use two Bennett BOLT actuators on a single trim tab?
The Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System is not designed for synchronizing two actuators on a single tab; it is intended for single actuator applications.
How does the Bennett BOLT system differ from older electric trim tab technologies?
The BOLT system features a robust, water-tight black nylon actuator with a high-placed seal, specifically engineered to prevent failures caused by marine growth and water intrusion common in older electric systems, while also offering quieter operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size boat is the Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System suitable for?
This system is designed for trailered boats ranging from 17 to 28 feet in length.
What makes the Bennett BOLT system different from older electric trim tab technologies?
The primary difference is the robust, water-tight black nylon actuator with a high-placed seal that protects against marine growth and water intrusion failures, offering superior durability and quieter operation.
Is this system suitable for trailered boats?
Yes, this system is specifically designed for trailered boats ranging from 17 to 28 feet.
What are the benefits of the water-tight actuator in the BOLT system?
The water-tight actuator, constructed from durable black nylon with a high-placed seal, significantly enhances reliability by preventing water intrusion and protecting against marine growth, thereby reducing the likelihood of failure.
How does the seal placement protect against marine growth?
The main seal is strategically located high on the actuator, away from the typical submersion zone where marine growth is most prevalent, minimizing its potential to compromise the seal's integrity and lead to water intrusion.
