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Zipwake’s Dynamic Trim Control System Series E is an evolved version of the successful Series S that incorporates large, durable, fast-acting interceptors perfectly engineered for bigger boats, between 16 and 33m long.

User-friendly 3D controls with a large display provide the helmsman with intuitive and precise control of running trim, heel or heading. The system is fully automatic and significantly enhances the boat’s performance, fuel economy, comfort and safety.

Series E is a family of large, fastacting interceptors that includes three straight, three tunnel and two chine models. Their blade rate and stroke are 40mm per second and 60mm respectively, outperforming conventional trim tabs’ control rates by a factor of 10. This means plenty of lift force without delay, .

FIND IT @ sales@advancetrident.com

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