Bennett Trim Tab Hydraulic Power Unit - 24 Volt (V351HPU2)

This Bennett Trim Tab Hydraulic Power Unit is a 24 volt replacement power unit for hydraulic trim tab systems. It creates the hydraulic pressure needed to raise and lower trim tabs, directing fluid through internal motor valves to the tab actuators. The kit includes the pump, motor valves, fluid reservoir, and protective cover as a complete replacement unit, so a failed or worn power unit can be swapped out without replacing the entire trim tab system.

The unit is built with enough strength to lower and hold even the largest trim tabs firmly in place. Based on the compatibility of the matching Lexan replacement cover (which is listed as fitting both the 12 volt and 24 volt Bennett power units), this 24 volt unit uses the same sturdy Lexan plastic cover to protect the internal components from occasional wash-down, along with a translucent fiberglass reservoir that lets you check the fluid level at a glance. This 24 volt model is identified by tan plotting at the end of the solenoid valves, distinguishing it from the 12 volt version, which uses black plotting - an important detail to check before ordering to be sure you get the correct voltage unit for your boat's electrical system.

Specifications

• Brand: Bennett
• Manufacturer Part Number: 6BT500784500
• Model Number: V351HPU2
• Voltage: 24 Volt
• Trim Tab System: Hydraulic Trim Tabs
• Kit Includes: Pump, Motor Valves, Reservoir, Cover
• Cover Material: Lexan
• Reservoir: Translucent Fiberglass
• Output Wattage: 240 Watts
• Minimum Input Voltage: 24 Volts
• Maximum Input Voltage: 120 Volts (AC)
• Cooling Method: Air
• Connector Type: Hardwired
• Item Dimensions: 14 x 14 x 5 inches
• Weight: 6 pounds
• Solenoid Valve Marking: Tan

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Bennett V351HPU2 hydraulic power unit do? The Bennett V351HPU2 creates hydraulic pressure to raise and lower hydraulic trim tabs, directing fluid to the tab actuators through its internal motor valves. It is the 24 volt version of Bennett's hydraulic power unit.

Is this power unit 12 volt or 24 volt? This is the 24 volt version of the Bennett hydraulic power unit (V351HPU2). It is identified by tan plotting at the end of the solenoid valves, while the 12 volt version uses black plotting, so check the marking before ordering to get the correct voltage.

What is included with the V351HPU2 power unit? The kit includes the pump, motor valves, fluid reservoir, and cover, giving you a complete replacement hydraulic power unit for a 24 volt trim tab system.

Can this unit hold large trim tabs in place? Yes, the Bennett 24 volt hydraulic power unit has strength sufficient to lower and hold even the largest trim tabs firmly in place.

What are the dimensions of this power unit? The Bennett V351HPU2 24 volt hydraulic power unit measures 14 x 14 x 5 inches.

How much does the 24 volt Bennett hydraulic power unit weigh? This Bennett trim tab hydraulic power unit (part number 6BT500784500) weighs 6 pounds.

What is the cover made of on this hydraulic power unit? The unit uses a sturdy Lexan plastic cover, the same cover design used across Bennett's hydraulic power units, to protect the internal components from occasional wash-down.

How can I check the fluid level in the reservoir? The V351HPU2 uses a translucent fiberglass reservoir, so you can check the fluid level at a glance without opening the unit.

What electrical connection does this power unit use? The Bennett V351HPU2 hydraulic power unit uses a hardwired connector type rather than a plug-in connection.

Is this a replacement unit or does it include a full trim tab kit? The V351HPU2 is a replacement hydraulic power unit only - it includes the pump, motor valves, reservoir, and cover, but not the trim planes or actuators of a complete trim tab system.

What is the difference between the 12 volt and 24 volt Bennett power units? Both share the same overall design, but the 24 volt V351HPU2 is marked with tan plotting on the solenoid valves versus black plotting on the 12 volt V351HPU1, and the two units run on different input voltages, so they are not interchangeable.