Maxwell HRC10-8 Free Fall 12v Horizontal Windlass for 5/16″ Chain & 9/16″ Line
Configured for 5/16-inch chain and 9/16-inch line, the 12-volt Maxwell HRC10-8 uses free-fall operation for faster anchor deployment. Its horizontal design supports powered recovery, helping crews manage compatible ground tackle efficiently while reducing the time and effort required at the bow.
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Maxwell HRC10-8 Free Fall Specs
| Brand | Maxwell |
| Full Model Code / Part Number | HRC10-8 Free Fall (P104005) |
| Country of Origin | New Zealand |
| Windlass Type / Orientation | Horizontal, Free Fall |
| Power Supply / Drive System | 12V DC |
| Motor Wattage / Rating | 1000W |
| Maximum Pull / Breakaway Power | 700 kg / 1540 lbs |
| Working Load / Continuous Pull | 210 kg / 460 lbs |
| Max Retrieval Speed | 24 m/min (79 ft/min) |
| Chain Gypsy Size & Standard | 5/16" (8mm) Short Link / HT |
| Rope Size Capability | 9/16" - 5/8" (14 - 16 mm) 8-Plait |
| Capstan / Drum Option | No |
| Material & Finish | Hard Anodized & Powder Coated Marine Alloy |
| Current Draw / Circuit Breaker Rating | 135 Amps |
| Deck Thickness Range | 25 - 60 mm |
| Net Weight | 19 kg / 42 lbs |
| Included Switchgear / Control System | Dual Direction Solenoid, Free Fall Emergency Clutch Handle |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Standard Warranty | 3 Years |
| Application | Boats from 10m to 13m (33ft - 43ft), max displacement 9,000 kg, target anchor weight up to 20 kg |
Common Question of Maxwell HRC10-8
What chain and line fit HRC10-8?
The Maxwell HRC10-8 is listed for 5/16-inch chain and 9/16-inch line. Confirm chain grade, link profile, rope construction, splice, battery capacity, breaker rating, deck hardware, and anchor rode compatibility before installation for reliable marine anchor retrieval.
Does it support free fall?
Yes. The HRC10-8 is identified as a 12V free-fall horizontal windlass. Confirm clutch adjustment, brake operation, control wiring, chain stopper use, deck clearance, and recovery procedures before deployment. Free-fall operation still requires correct installation and safe handling practices.
What voltage does it use?
It uses 12 volts according to the product listing. Confirm battery capacity, cable gauge, circuit breaker, switch arrangement, grounding, and motor connections before wiring. Proper protection supports dependable performance from this electric anchor windlass.
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