Cable Foot Control
Steer the beam hands-free while keeping both hands on the rod.
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Wired motorized rotator
Cable Foot Control · Instant Manual Override
Wired hands-free forward-beam control.
Cable foot control gives hands-free beam steering, with direct manual control ready whenever conditions change.
Steer the beam hands-free while keeping both hands on the rod.
Use powered steering, then take direct manual control whenever needed.
Choose slow, precise movement or faster rotation for scanning.
Stops powered rotation if cable tension develops.
The fixed transducer mount and factory-calibrated pointer stay aligned with the forward-beam centre.
Mount on either gunwale while keeping the transducer correctly oriented when stowed.
Fits compatible gunwale tracks; add the Targex Track Rail where a track is not installed.
A locking safeguard helps keep the rotator securely mounted on the boat.
Invert the mount inside the boat for protected, low-profile transport.
Fine-tune vertical alignment to maintain stable sonar readings as the boat tilts.
A quick visual reference for setting the transducer to its ideal vertical position.
All-stainless-steel construction for demanding freshwater and marine fishing.
Fully sealed for dependable operation in wet fishing conditions.
Works with Garmin, Lowrance and Humminbird live-sonar systems with the correct transducer mount.
A supplied spiral protector secures the sonar cable along the rotator shaft.
If a covered repair is needed within two years of purchase, Targex replaces the rotator.
Controls
Powered left and right steering with no wireless pairing.
Turn the knob or pointer at any time.
Installation guide
Fix the Quick-Release Mounting Base to the gunwale, platform, track bracket or clamp.
Slide in the Tilt-and-Stow Mount and confirm the automatic lock.
Attach the Drive housing, route the foot-control cable and test powered left and right steering.
Install the pointer, pole, correct transducer mount and spiral cable protector.
Product videos
The beam-positioning principle stays the same; the control method is specific to this model.
Use the selected control method to keep the beam directed toward the target.