Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller

Description

Control a compatible Evolution autopilot through push-button input with the Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller. The 3.45-inch optically bonded color LCD uses a 320 x 240 resolution and supports step-by-step course changes. SeaTalkng provides the nominal 12V DC system connection, while NMEA 2000 compatibility is available through the supported network arrangement. The p70s works with Evolution ACU-100, ACU-200, and ACU-400 actuator control units.

Its 110 mm square display profile and 115 mm bezel height should be checked against the selected flush-mount location. The controller uses 132 mW typical load according to the supplied data and operates from minus 25°C to 55°C. IPX6 and IPX7 ratings apply to the documented housing. Included components consist of a sun cover, bezel, gasket, and cable.

Key Specifications of the Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller

• The p70s uses a push-button digital interface for control of compatible Raymarine Evolution autopilot system functions.
• A 3.45-inch optically bonded color LCD with 320 x 240 resolution provides the stated display interface for helm installation.
• SeaTalkng supplies the nominal 12V connection, while compatible network components support integration with NMEA 2000 marine electronics.
• Evolution ACU-100, ACU-200, and ACU-400 units provide the stated actuator-control compatibility for the p70s control head.
• Step-by-step course changes use the push-button interface, requiring a configured Evolution autopilot system and compatible steering drive.
• IPX6 and IPX7 protection ratings accompany a minus 25°C to 55°C operating range for the documented controller housing.
• A sun cover, bezel, gasket, and cable are included for the stated controller package and flush-mount installation configuration.

System Integration and Control

This Raymarine p70s control head works as part of a complete Evolution autopilot system. It does not include the EV sensor core, ACU, steering drive, heading source, or SeaTalkng backbone required to operate an autopilot. The p70s is a push-button controller, while the p70Rs combines push buttons with a rotary dial.

Compatible functions can include Auto, Standby, Pattern, Track, Wind Vane, Power Steer, and Jog Steer modes when the connected Evolution system is configured for those functions. Confirm the required steering mode, ACU compatibility, display location, network capacity, and complete system components before installation.

Why Choose the Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller

The Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller provides a push-button Evolution control interface with a 3.45-inch optically bonded color display and SeaTalkng connectivity. Its 320 x 240 display resolution, step-by-step course changes, ACU-100, ACU-200, and ACU-400 compatibility, IPX6 and IPX7 ratings, minus 25°C to 55°C range, and supplied sun cover and gasket help buyers assess a dedicated helm-control option.

Setup and Network Considerations

Confirm that the vessel uses a compatible Raymarine Evolution autopilot system before selecting this controller. Plan the selected flush-mount location, SeaTalkng network connection, 12V system supply, cable route, and required ACU-100, ACU-200, or ACU-400 interface. Use the supplied gasket and hardware as documented, and follow Raymarine procedures for system configuration and commissioning.

Warranty and Support

Raymarine warranty terms vary by product and region, and the supplied specifications do not provide a named warranty period for the p70s controller. Mulmarine.com can help you review Evolution-system compatibility, ACU selection, SeaTalkng network needs, display location, push-button control requirements, and required sensor and steering-drive components before purchase. Review the applicable Raymarine warranty coverage and documented package contents before ordering.

Before Ordering the Raymarine p70s Autopilot Controller

Confirm that your vessel has, or will include, a compatible Raymarine Evolution system with an EV sensor core, ACU-100, ACU-200, or ACU-400, steering drive, and SeaTalkng network. You should verify the planned flush-mount space, 12V system supply, cable routing, preferred push-button control layout, supported steering modes, and complete autopilot requirements before purchase.