Anchor Winch Wiring Looms
Unleash Every Volt of Power with a Wiring Loom Kit
Get your Savwinch firing at full strength with a purpose-built Wiring Loom Kit, designed with cabling that eliminates wasted voltage and weak pulls. That means every time you hit the switch, you experience relentless, consistent performance – power delivered exactly when and where you need it.
Tough, dependable, and built to take on salt, spray, and heavy loads, this is wiring without compromise. Shop for your boat today at Savwinch.
Built for Real-World Boating
Savwinch Wiring Loom Kits come in 6m, 7m, and 8m options to suit a range of vessels. Each kit includes twin sheath cable, heatshrink, and terminals, all engineered for a clean, rock-solid install. Plus, its oversized design ensures your winch and battery system always run at peak efficiency.
Round out your fit-out with winches, accessories, and anchors. At Savwinch, you’ll find gear built for boaters who demand nothing less than the best.
FAQ:
Do I need a wiring loom kit for my anchor winch installation?
Yes. A proper wiring loom kit ensures your Savwinch is powered safely and efficiently. Oversized cables minimise voltage drop, protecting both your winch and battery system. Without it, you risk poor performance, overheating, or unreliable operation.
Why does cable size matter in a wiring loom?
Using an undersized cable can cause voltage loss, which reduces winch speed and power. Savwinch wiring looms are deliberately oversized to deliver consistent current flow, meaning your anchor winch runs at full capacity every time.
Is the Savwinch Wiring Loom Kit suitable for my boat size?
Savwinch’s wiring loom kits are available in three sizes: 6m, 7m, and 8m.
- The 6m loom is designed for vessels up to 4.5m.
- The 7m loom is designed for vessels up to 5.5m.
- The 8m loom is designed for vessels up to 6.5m.
For larger boats, additional length or custom cabling may be required to maintain correct voltage delivery to your winch.
Can I install the wiring loom kit myself?
Yes! Installation is straightforward for those comfortable with marine wiring. However, for complete peace of mind, many boat owners prefer a marine electrician to fit the loom, ensuring secure connections and long-term reliability.
