Unveiling the Nerve Center of Your GHP Compact Reactor™ Autopilot System

Meet the critical backbone of your sea-navigation, the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) for GHP Compact Reactor™. This essential marvel serves as a hub that interfaces your course computer unit (CCU) with the hydraulic pump, enabling seamless and efficient operation. In essence, the ECU acts like a seasoned ship captain, gathering cues from the CCU and expertly steering the hydraulic pump for pinpoint accuracy in navigation.

Your Voyage's Unsung Hero: Specs to Wow Any Mariner

The ECU is tailored to interface flawlessly with the course computer unit (CCU) and the hydraulic pump, powering them and ensuring they work in unison. The robust architecture and refined algorithms within the ECU make real-time decisions that assist in steering your vessel with unmatched precision.

Compact Size, Monumental Impact: Navigate the Dimensions

The Electronic Control Unit measures 8 inches in width, 6 inches in height, and 4 inches in depth, allowing for easy installation and compatibility with multiple setups.

Why Settle for Ordinary? Discover These Stellar Features

• Central hub for the GHP Compact Reactor™ system, streamlining communication and power delivery
• Advanced algorithms for real-time, efficient navigation decisions
• Easy-to-install, compact form factor
• Highly durable and marine-grade quality

Because One Size Doesn't Fit All: Meet the Family

While the Electronic Control Unit serves as a crucial part of the GHP Compact Reactor™ autopilot system, we understand that different vessels have different needs. That's why we offer variations of this unit tailored for specific applications and boat types. From high-speed racing yachts to leisure fishing boats, our line of ECUs has something to meet your unique needs.