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Description
KE-4+ Electronic Control System – Actuator
KE-4+ Electronic Control System Actuator
Designed for smooth efficient and functional gear and throttle operation on boats with mechanical throttle and mechanical shift the KE-4+ is the perfect answer for most control applications. The KE-4+ control system is ideally suited to a range of engine installations from single to quad with the additional capability of being able to be installed in up to four station applications.
Designed specifically to meet the performance reliability endurance and aesthetic requirements of today s modern craft
Main Features include
Neutral throttle provides throttle only operation to warm engines Control station select allows transfer from one control station to another by simply pressing the SEL button on any one of up to four control heads SYNC button allows multi engine speed synchronisation from any control head
Safety SIGP feature allows engines only to be started in the neutral position
Adjustable actuator settings provides easy travel matching for engine and gearbox combinations
Designed for new installation or retrofit
A new level of control performance for inboard outboard or stern drive engines in petrol or diesel
Common 12 24 voltage in one unit
Up to 4 stations
For use from single to quad applications
Synchronisation standard 1 lever or 2 lever selection
Complete self diagnostic system
Optional mechanical backup
Adjustable shift pause and throttle delay
Optional trolling system
Optional remote hand held control
A great docking accessory
Idle control option
Actuator
The throttle shift actuator utilises cables such as the CCX633 CCX632 CC330 or CC230 to connect the actuator to the engine s throttle and gear linkages
Short length cables are recommended as the Actuator should be installed as close as possible to the engines
One throttle and one shift cable is required per engine
An optional mechanical backup system incorporated into the actuator provides a get home function KE-4+ Engine Station Combination Requirements
