Lofrans Project 1500 Vertical Windlass, Low Profile, Chrome, 5/16″ HT & BBB, 3/8″ HT – 1500W
Using a 1,500-watt motor, the low-profile Lofrans Project 1500 vertical windlass handles 5/16-inch HT or BBB and 3/8-inch HT chain. The chrome finish supports the exposed windlass assembly, while the compact design helps preserve bow clearance during powered anchor retrieval.
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Lofrans Project 1500 Low Profile Specs
| Brand | Lofrans |
| Full Model Code / Part Number | Project 1500 Low Profile (LW7943A/36) |
| Country of Origin | Italy |
| Windlass Type / Orientation | Vertical, Low Profile |
| Power Supply / Drive System | 12V DC |
| Motor Wattage / Rating | 1500W |
| Maximum Pull / Breakaway Power | 1270 kg / 2800 lbs |
| Working Load / Continuous Pull | 160 kg / 352 lbs |
| Max Retrieval Speed | 30 m/min (98 ft/min) |
| Chain Gypsy Size & Standard | 5/16" HT & BBB, 3/8" HT |
| Rope Size Capability | 5/8" (16 mm) 3-Strand / 8-Plait |
| Capstan / Drum Option | No |
| Material & Finish | Chrome-Plated Bronze |
| Current Draw / Circuit Breaker Rating | 150 Amps |
| Deck Thickness Range | 25 - 50 mm |
| Net Weight | 23 kg / 50.7 lbs |
| Included Switchgear / Control System | Control Box (Dual Solenoid), Manual Emergency Handle |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Standard Warranty | 3 Years |
| Application | Sail and powerboats from 12m to 16m (39ft - 52ft), max displacement 18,000 kg, target anchor weight up to 30 kg |
Common Question of Lofrans Project 1500
What chain fits Project 1500?
The Lofrans Project 1500 is listed for 5/16-inch HT or BBB chain and 3/8-inch HT chain. Confirm chain grade, link profile, rope compatibility, battery capacity, breaker rating, deck thickness, controls, and anchor rode compatibility before installing this 1,500-watt electric anchor windlass.
What does low profile mean?
Low profile describes the compact above-deck arrangement of this vertical Project 1500 windlass. Confirm deck thickness, motor access below deck, chain fall, locker clearance, mounting footprint, and rode alignment before installation. Correct positioning supports dependable marine anchor retrieval in the available bow space.
What motor power does it use?
The Project 1500 uses a 1,500-watt motor according to the listing. Confirm operating voltage, battery capacity, cable gauge, circuit breaker, switch arrangement, grounding, and motor connections before wiring. Motor wattage alone does not determine complete vessel suitability or retrieval capacity.
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