Bow Thruster and Windlass Remote Control

• Control your bow thruster and windlass from anywhere on your boat - including the cockpit
• Especially useful if short-handed, so you can be in two places at once
• Each system comprises one Remote and two Receivers
• More reliable and easier to use than fixed controls
• Very fast response and very long range
• International wireless certification
• Easy to install
• Can be used instead of or in parallel with existing controls
• Each system has a unique ID code
• Very low power consumption
• Works with all boat types including steel
• Range typically 100m line-of-sight, 50m once installed

• Simple four button Port/Starboard operation for bow thruster and Raise/Lower for windlass
• Sealed waterproof enclosure (and it floats)
• Comfortable to hold, and big buttons are easy to operate, even with gloved hands
• Wrist lanyard for extra security
• 3 x AAA Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries provide for 250 hours continuous operation (sufficient for 5 years of normal use). Please note: Remotes are supplied without batteries to comply with shipping regulations.
• Worldwide license exempt radio transmission

Spare Remote

Click here to order a spare Remote for an existing system

Receivers (2 per system)

• Easy to install
• Can be used instead of or in parallel with existing controls.
• Each system includes two Receivers
• Available for 12v or 24v operation
• Rugged water resistant enclosure
• Internal relays fused at 10 amps
• 2 metre connecting cables supplied as standard
• Very low (10mA) power consumption
• Comprehensive installation manual (click to download)

Customer Reviews - don't take our word for it

Customer Videos

We are hugely grateful to customer Will Renilson for sending us these videos.

Customer Will Renilson uses the Coastline Remote Control to steer his boat while he remains on the pontoon!

N.B. This is not something we would actually recommend, but it does illustrate Will's confidence in the system.

Customer Will Renilson demonstrates the 100m+ range of the Coastline Remote Control, and compares it with his previous system from a major supplier.