All the electronics in one body: there is no separate control box and only one connection to run — the power cable. MOTO and AZI are buttons right on the body, and six parameters are set from your phone in the browser, with no app of any kind.
There is no separate control box — all the electronics are integrated into the rotator body. The only thing run across the boat is the 12–35 V power cable.
Six parameters in a control panel that opens in the browser. On ROTATOR 77 the same thing is done with the knob on the control box.
The discrete step is adjustable: 0.5 / 1 / 1.5 / 2 / 3 / 5°, 1° by default. On ROTATOR 77 the step is fixed at exactly 1°.
MOTO switches the motor on and toggles electric and manual mode, AZI is azimuth hold. The button glows green while the function is on.
UNO raises its own Wi-Fi access point. Your phone connects to it and the panel opens in an ordinary browser — the same on Android and on iPhone. There is nothing to install, and the unit does not use Bluetooth at all.
The top row of the panel shows the inertial module's temperature together with the voltage and charge of the remote's cell — so it can be replaced in advance instead of in the middle of a session.
On UNO the search angle and speed are set in the panel only — they cannot be adjusted from the pedal. The pedal and the remotes stay for what is done on the water: turning, auto-search, azimuth hold.
| UNO single-unit rotator with its pole | 1 |
| Power cable | 1 |
| Zero bracket for the transducer | 1 |
| Wireless foot pedal | 1 |
| 77.Lab handheld remote | 2 |
| Fixed rod mount for a remote | 1 |
| Branded lanyard | 1 |
| Fixings | 1 set |
Zero brackets for UNO — the adapter between the rotator and your transducer — are made in three types: AT / AT-2, LVS 34, ML-2. You name the type when you order. The foot pedal runs on four CR2450 cells — about 200 hours — and keeps working even on a single good cell.
| Operating voltage | 12–35 V DC, one connection |
| Body | Milled D16T duralumin, Cerakote nanoceramic finish |
| Ingress protection | IP65, fully water-protected body |
| Discrete step | 0.5 / 1 / 1.5 / 2 / 3 / 5°, 1° by default |
| Auto-search angle | 20–160° per side in 20° increments, 40–320° in total, 80° by default |
| Speed and power | Search Power, Hold Power, Manual Speed, Search Speed — 1–7 |
| Setup | A panel in the browser over the unit's own Wi-Fi access point. No app required, Bluetooth not used |
| Controls | MOTO and AZI buttons on the body, wireless foot pedal, two remotes |
| Automatic cut-out | Above 30° of tilt power is removed; it returns 1.5 s after the unit is upright again, without rotation restarting |
| Mounting | Into a T-track or onto the gunwale |
| Zero brackets | AT / AT-2, LVS 34, ML-2 |
| Pedal power | 4 × CR2450, about 200 hours |
Ask us about weight, torque and warranty terms in your enquiry. The UNO user manual is still being prepared — we will send it as soon as the manufacturer approves it.
Azimuth hold rests on an inertial module, and that module works out its heading from the hull's natural movement. In a flat calm, when the boat is nearly motionless, hold accuracy falls. That is a property of every inertial system, and we talk about it before the purchase.
