Facnor EC39 electric furling and reefing system 12V / 16M50 / Ø08mm forestay (link plates/toggle/pin to be added)

• 29′ to 39′ sailboat (max Ø forestay: 10mm)
• Great comfort in navigation , ideal for short-handed crew
• Maximum luff (compact drive unit)
• Multi-motorized technology
• No maintenance, waterproof mechanism
• Genoa/Staysail quickly furled (<40 s)

The power and the comfort
in navigation!
The EC39 standard kit includes:
one electric multi-motorized drive unit (set up in 12 or 24V, 400W) with internal turnbuckle fitting, concept of multi-motorized power, waterproof housing in anodized aluminum
a watertight relay case + adapted circuit breaker
a four-drill stainless steel link plates (to be recut at the required length), supplied with bottom forestay pin
a reinforced stainless steel toggle
one swivel ref C39, sealed mechanism
a batch of anodized twin groove foil sections ref SX39
high torque resistance connectors
torx screws for foil connections
a set of bushings
a telescopic section
a sail feeder
a top cap
a deflector wheel to avoid halyard wrap
The wired or radio remote control is optional as well as the emergency wheel operated with continuous line.
A reliable operation:
Furling the Jib/Genoa/Staysail is a simple handling operated from the cockpit by a short-handed crew, with the EC39 electric gear just press one button!
The EC system enables to reef partially or furl completely the sail depending on weather conditions.
The rotation speed reaches 40tr/mn for a quickly furled headsail.
The dimensions is similar to manual LS165/180 drum what make the motorization easy with EC39 drive unit.
The multi-motorized technology results in a reliable, compact and light electric drive unit. But also cost effective as it becomes accessible to 9-meter/30′ sailboat.
If any electric failure on board, a backup device enables a manual furling (simplified by the use an emergency wheel ? in option).
Already widely tested round the world, the reliable EC ranges are fitted with resistant sections and connectors as well as waterproof mechanisms running in grease.