Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch - 12V, 20 lb Anchor Capacity, 100 ft Rope Included

Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch - 12V, 20 lb Anchor Capacity, 100 ft Rope Included

$201.39
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Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch - 12V, 20 lb Anchor Capacity, 100 ft Rope Included

Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch - 12V, 20 lb Anchor Capacity, 100 ft Rope Included

$201.39

The Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch takes the manual work out of anchoring by letting you deploy and retrieve your anchor with a simple power-up, power-down toggle switch mounted right on the winch cover. It is built for boats using a river or mushroom anchor weighing up to 20 lbs (15 lbs recommended), paired with 100 feet of rope, and it retrieves that full 100 feet in about 2 minutes. The winch runs on a 12-volt DC electric motor and is rated safe for use with a starting battery, so it will not compete with your dedicated house bank. It occupies just 7.5 inches by 7.5 inches of deck space, making it a practical fit for smaller fishing and deck boats where room near the bow or stern is limited.

Included in the box is 100 feet of 3/16-inch anchor rope rated to a 500 lb break strength, a 20 Amp automatic-resetting circuit breaker, and 10 feet of heavy-duty 14-gauge marine battery wire for connecting to your power source. The anchor itself is not included, so you will need to supply your own river or mushroom anchor within the 20 lb capacity. The AnchorZone 20 is the current version of Trac's earlier T10098 anchor winch, carrying the same intended use forward with updated hardware, and it is backed by a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.

Specifications

  • Brand: Trac Outdoors
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 69000
  • Voltage: 12V DC
  • Deck Space Required: 7.5 inches x 7.5 inches
  • Anchor Rope Included: 100 feet x 3/16 inch, 500 lb break strength
  • Battery Wire: 10 feet, 14-gauge
  • Circuit Breaker: 20 Amp, automatic-resetting
  • Maximum Anchor Weight: 20 lbs (15 lbs recommended)
  • Operation: Power Up / Power Down toggle switch
  • Rope Retrieval Rate: 100 feet in 2 minutes
  • Weight: 9 pounds
  • Warranty: 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Replaces (OEM)

  • T10098

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum anchor weight for the Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20? The AnchorZone 20 is rated for river or mushroom anchors up to 20 lbs, with 15 lbs recommended for best performance.

Does the AnchorZone 20 winch come with an anchor? No, the anchor is not included with the AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch; you will need to supply your own river or mushroom anchor within the 20 lb capacity.

How much rope is included with this anchor winch? The AnchorZone 20 includes 100 feet of 3/16-inch anchor rope rated to a 500 lb break strength.

How fast does the AnchorZone 20 retrieve the anchor rope? It retrieves the full 100 feet of rope in about 2 minutes.

What voltage does the Trac Outdoors AnchorZone 20 run on? The AnchorZone 20 is a 12-volt DC electric winch, and it is rated safe for use with a starting battery.

How much deck space does the AnchorZone 20 winch need? The winch uses only 7.5 inches by 7.5 inches of deck space, making it suitable for smaller boats.

What is included in the box with the AnchorZone 20? The package includes the winch, 100 feet of 3/16-inch anchor rope, a 20 Amp automatic-resetting circuit breaker, and 10 feet of 14-gauge marine battery wire.

Does the AnchorZone 20 replace an older Trac part number? Yes, the AnchorZone 20 (part number 69000) replaces the earlier Trac anchor winch part number T10098.

How is the AnchorZone 20 controlled? A mechanical toggle switch on the winch cover controls power-up and power-down operation for raising and lowering the anchor.

What warranty comes with the AnchorZone 20? The AnchorZone 20 Electric Anchor Winch is backed by a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.

What circuit protection does the AnchorZone 20 use? It includes a 20 Amp automatic-resetting circuit breaker for the winch motor circuit.

How does the AnchorZone 20 differ from Trac's StrikeZone 25? The AnchorZone 20 uses a manual power-up/power-down toggle switch and handles anchors up to 20 lbs, while Trac's StrikeZone 25 adds an AutoDeploy button and handles anchors up to 25 lbs.

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