Description

B&G Autopilot Computer NAC-3.

The mainstream autopilot computer for vessels over 10m. The NAC3 has a high current ability, of 30 amp continuous, or 50 amp  max. This means it can run a large drive unit, mechanical or hydraulic.  The NAC3 is for both power and sailing vessels. This computer is normally installed with Triton, Triton 2, or multi-function displays with autopilot ability. This includes the B&G Vulcan and Zeus3 series displays.

Key Features of the B&G Autopilot Computer NAC-3

  • Reliable B&G Continuum steering technology
  • Recommended for boats above 10 meters (35 feet) in length
  • High-current output of 30 amps continuous, 50 amps peak
  • Clutch output (3 amps maximum)
  • Compatible with high-current drives
  • Supports B&G RF25 and RF300 rudder feedback units
  • NMEA 2000® connectivity
  • NMEA 0183® input

B&G Continuum steering technology. Autopilot Computer B&G NAC-3
B&G steering innovation.  Built upon a legacy of over sixty years of autopilot development, continuing today. The Continuum algorithm is key. Continuum is the software that drives B&G steering technology. B&G brings you all those years of research and on-water experience, resulting in a smart pilot you can trust to take the wheel on your boat.

High-Current Output
The NAC-3 Autopilot Computer is recommended for boats above 10 meters (35 feet) in length. It is rated for high-current output. Up to 30 amps continuous and 50 amps peak. It also has a clutch output. Perfect  for  high-current drives, like the B&G RPU160 ,RPU300, B&G DD15, HLD2000 series, and solenoid valves. All well within the capabilities of this versatile Autopilot computer.

To make a complete autopilot system you’ll also need a compass, rudder sensor, drive unit , and a controller. If you need help with this, please ask us! We are here to help, and to make certain that you get the end result that you desire.