The Transom Trim Control Push Button Trim Switch is an essential component for boat owners seeking reliable and versatile trim and hydraulic control. Whether you’re adjusting your motor’s trim or operating hydraulic jack plates, this weatherproof switch ensures smooth and efficient control from anywhere on your vessel.
Product Overview
The Transom Trim Control Switch offers a robust solution for managing your boat’s trim and hydraulic systems. Designed for ease of installation and operation, this switch allows you to position motor support with a single touch, enhancing your boating experience by providing precise control over your vessel’s performance.
Key Features
- Versatile Trim Control: Compatible with outboard engines and stern drives, enabling seamless trim adjustments.
- Hydraulic Jack Plate Operation: Remote adjustment capability for hydraulic jack plates, offering enhanced maneuverability.
- Weatherproof Design: Built to withstand marine environments, ensuring durability and reliable performance.
- UV Stable Housing: Molded black plastic housing resists UV degradation, maintaining functionality and appearance over time.
- Flexible Installation: Easily mountable on any flat surface with included mounting hardware and 18″ pigtail wire for convenient placement.
- Clear Visibility: Raised white letters on the switch provide easy visibility in various lighting conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | Molded Black Plastic |
| Wire Length | 18 inches |
| Mounting | Selectable on any flat surface |
| Visibility | Raised White Letters |
| Compatibility | Outboards, Stern Drives, Hydraulic Jack Plates |
Installation Instructions
The Transom Trim Control Push Button Trim Switch comes with comprehensive installation guidelines to ensure a hassle-free setup on your boat. The included 18″ pigtail wire provides flexibility in positioning the switch for optimal accessibility and comfort during operation.
Safety Information
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to .
