Harken Performa Electric ST Alum Winch with Dual Function Control Box

2026-03-20T13:56:30+01:00

Prix : 8919.36 - 19077.17 (18 variants)

Key details

Product type: Performa Electric ST Alum Winch with Dual Function Control Box

Options: Model, Voltage, Mount

Available variants: 18

Overview

All Performa™ winches feature sandblasted drums optimized for halyard and sheeting applications using small-diameter, high-tech line. Electric Performa winches let you trim any size sail with the push of a button.

Specifications

Specifications vary by the selected variant. Use the variant table below to compare the available configurations and part numbers.

Variant details

Select the option combination that matches the required part number.

Model | Voltage | Mount | Part No.
60 | 12 V | Horizontal | 60.3STEP12H
60 | 12 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 60.3STEP12HLM
60 | 12 V | Vertical | 60.3STEP12V
60 | 24 V | Horizontal | 60.3STEP24H
60 | 24 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 60.3STEP24HLM
60 | 24 V | Vertical | 60.3STEP24V
70 | 12 V | Horizontal | 70.3STEP12H
70 | 12 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 70.3STEP12HLM
70 | 12 V | Vertical | 70.3STEP12V
70 | 24 V | Horizontal | 70.3STEP24H
70 | 24 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 70.3STEP24HLM
70 | 24 V | Vertical | 70.3STEP24V
80 | 12 V | Horizontal | 80.3STEP12H
80 | 12 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 80.3STEP12HLM
80 | 12 V | Vertical | 80.3STEP12V
80 | 24 V | Horizontal | 80.3STEP24H
80 | 24 V | Horizontal (Left Mount) | 80.3STEP24HLM
80 | 24 V | Vertical | 80.3STEP24V

FAQs

What is the warranty on the Harken Performa winch?

The product includes a limited worldwide warranty; details are in the installation and maintenance manual.

What is the recommended installation surface strength for the winch?

The winch must be installed on a flat area of the deck, reinforced if necessary to bear a load at least twice the maximum working load of the winch.

What is the recommended torque for tightening hex screws during installation?

Hex screws should be tightened to 20Nm (177 in-lb) during assembly procedures.

What is the recommended torque for tightening the hex screws during winch installation?

When assembling, tighten the six hex screws with a torque of 20 Nm (177 in-lb) during installation steps involving these screws.

How often should the winch be disassembled for maintenance?

It should be completely overhauled, cleaned, and lubricated at least every 12 months, or sooner if signs of wear are noted.

What precautions should be taken regarding the sheet entry angle during winch installation?

The sheet entry angle must be 8° with a tolerance of ±2° to avoid overrides that can damage the winch or make it inoperable, causing loss of control.

What maintenance is required regarding washing the winch?

Wash the winch frequently with fresh water after each use. Avoid caustic cleaners, solvents, polishes, or abrasive pastes on anodized, chrome, or plastic parts.

What is the recommended lubrication practice for pawls during winch maintenance?

Pawls and springs should be lightly lubricated with oil only, and no grease should be applied to pawls.

Are countersunk bolts recommended for winch installation?

No, countersunk bolts must not be used when mounting the winch on the deck.

What surface strength is recommended for installing the winch on deck?

The winch must be installed on a flat deck area reinforced to bear at least twice the maximum working load of the winch.

What is the required load bearing capacity for the deck where the winch is installed?

The deck must be reinforced to bear at least twice the maximum working load of the winch to ensure safety.

What type of bolts should be used to install the winch on the deck?

Use only A4 stainless steel (DIN 267 part11) bolts to install the winch. Bolts of other materials may corrode or lack strength, risking sudden deck failure.

What types of bolts should be used to install the winch on the deck?

Use only A4 stainless steel bolts (DIN 267 part11). Other materials may corrode or lack strength, risking winch failure causing injury or death.

What materials should be used for winch mounting bolts?

Only use A4 stainless steel bolts (DIN 267 part11) for installing the winch to prevent corrosion and ensure strength.

What material is recommended for the winch mounting bolts and why?

A4 stainless steel bolts are recommended to provide sufficient strength and corrosion resistance, preventing sudden deck failure under high loads.

What is the specified entry angle for the sheet while installing the winch?

The entry angle of the sheet must be 8° with a tolerance of ±2° to avoid sheet overrides that can damage the winch or cause it to malfunction.

How many mounting fasteners are required for installing the winch?

The winch requires six M8 socket head or hexagonal headed bolts to be securely mounted to the deck, chosen to suit the deck thickness and type.

How many fasteners are required to install the Harken Performa 60.3 ST Winch?

The winch must be bolted to the deck using six M8 bolts, either Socket Head (SH) or hexagonal headed, correctly chosen for the boat deck thickness and type.

Where should the winch drive gear be positioned when installing?

Mount the winch so the drive gear is positioned where the sheet enters the winch drum to avoid weakening the winch and potential failure causing injury.

What is the maximum working load (MWL) of the Harken Performa 60.3 ST winch?

The maximum working load (MWL) for the 60.3 ST Performa™ Winch is 1800 Kg (3968 lb). Exceeding this load can cause winch failure and serious injury.

What tool is recommended for tightening motor cable terminals to avoid over tightening?

A torque wrench is recommended to obtain a tightening torque no greater than 10 Nm (88 in-lb) for motor cable terminal nuts.

How should the winch be cleaned after use?

Wash the winch frequently with fresh water after each use, avoiding teak cleaners or caustic products. Do not use solvents or abrasive pastes on anodized or plastic parts.

How often should a complete overhaul of the winch be done?

Complete overhaul, cleaning, and lubrication should be performed at least every 12 months, with visual inspections at start and end of sailing or racing seasons.

What is the specified power ratio for the first speed gear of the winch?

The theoretical power ratio for the 1st speed gear is 9.2:1.