Brand: Garmin
Garmin Reactor 40 Course Computer Unit
Garmin Reactor 40 Course Computer Unit
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About this product
The Garmin Reactor 40 Course Computer Unit (CCU) serves as the primary processing hub for the Reactor 40 autopilot system. It utilizes integrated sensors to monitor heading and rate of turn, providing essential navigation data for your marine vessel.
- Model Number: 010-11052-67
- Compatible with NMEA 2000 networks
- Facilitates communication with Garmin GHC 20 autopilots and other NMEA 2000-compatible devices
Regulatory note: This product includes a California Proposition 65 warning regarding potential exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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- 21-day return requests
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Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-114391
- Model / MPN
- 010-11052-67
- UPC / GTIN
- 753759189501
- Package dimensions (H × W × L)
- 3" X 6" X 8"
- Package weight
- 0.7 lb
- Country of origin
- TAIWAN
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Shipping & returns
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