The GR2A Double Motor Boat Lift Remote w/ Auto-Stop System is a standard line of controls equipped with a 30 amp control relay. Controls two boat lift motors on one lift at the same time. One-touch automatic Up/Down Switch. Leveling Switch for Two Motor Systems. Accommodates optional multiple transmitters for the boat lift remote. The control box features a black water-resistant gasket. The control faceplate has raised buttons for operation and one toggle switch that regulates power to the remote.
Online wiring and troubleshooting guide diagrams for each model. FFC & ETL listed. Compatible with any single-phase electric boat lift motor. Remove the existing drum switch and easily install the remote. Includes diagrams for all known boat lift motors including the Elite Boat Lift Motor.
Auto-stop systems allow you to raise or lower your lift to a specific position at the touch of a button. Requires the installation of one of four “limit switches”. The limit switch you need depends on the type of motor(s) that you are using on the boat lift. Without auto-stop capability, you will have to hold the button down to start and stop the boat lift movement.
The GR2A Double Motor Boat Lift Remote w/ Auto-Stop System is a standard line of controls equipped with a 30 amp control relay. Controls two boat lift motors on one lift at the same time. One-touch automatic Up/Down Switch. Leveling Switch for Two Motor Systems. Accommodates optional multiple transmitters for the boat lift remote. The control box features a black water-resistant gasket. The control faceplate has raised buttons for operation and one toggle switch that regulates power to the remote.
Online wiring and troubleshooting guide diagrams for each model. FFC & ETL listed. Compatible with any single-phase electric boat lift motor. Remove the existing drum switch and easily install the remote. Includes diagrams for all known boat lift motors including the Elite Boat Lift Motor.
Auto-stop systems allow you to raise or lower your lift to a specific position at the touch of a button. Requires the installation of one of four “limit switches”. The limit switch you need depends on the type of motor(s) that you are using on the boat lift. Without auto-stop capability, you will have to hold the button down to start and stop the boat lift movement.
