Black Targabar 70° Ø40/32 mm (145–230 cm)
Item no. SS-11333
Få et beslag, der passer til placeringen om bord.
- Til montering eller samling af det angivne rælings-, rør- eller dæksudstyr.
- Bredde: 145–230 cm
- Mål i produktbetegnelsen: 32 mm / 145–230 cm
- Materiale: AISI 316 rustfrit stål
Technical details
| Bredde | 145–230 cm |
|---|---|
| Rørdiameter | Ø32 / Ø40 mm |
| Mål i produktbetegnelsen | 32 mm / 145–230 cm |
| Vinkel | 70° |
| Materiale | AISI 316 rustfrit stål |
| Overflade | Sort elektrocoated |
| Farve | Sort |
Installation and choosing accessories
Tjek rørdiameter, boltplacering, underlag og belastning for den konkrete montage.
Installation
Det anbefales altid at følge producentens anvisninger ved montering. Sørg for korrekt placering i forhold til bom, kaleche og øvrigt udstyr, og kontroller at fastgørelsen er dimensioneret til belastningen under sejlads.
Full product description
Black targa bar with 70° angle Ø40/32 mm is developed for boat owners who want a strong and well-thought-out solution for mounting solar panels and other equipment aft. The fixed angle makes the model particularly suitable for energy solutions where the tilt can be an advantage for panel efficiency.
With adjustable width and black electro-coated AISI 316 stainless steel, you get a targa bar that combines high strength with a modern maritime look.
⚡ Benefits
- 70° angle – suitable for mounting solar panels
- Adjustable width from 145–230 cm
- Black electro-coated AISI 316 stainless steel
- Solid platform for onboard equipment and energy solutions
⛵ Suitable for
- Sailboats and motorboats with a focus on onboard energy
- Fixed mounting of solar panels and equipment aft
- Upgrades where design and function must go hand in hand
📊 Specifications
| Width | 145–230 cm |
| Tube diameter | Ø32 / Ø40 mm |
| Angle | 70° |
| Material | AISI 316 stainless steel |
| Surface | Black electro-coated |
| SKU | PA-1160241 |
🔧 Installation
It is always recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions during installation. Ensure proper positioning in relation to the boom, canopy, and other equipment, and check that the mounting is sized for the loads encountered while sailing.
💡 Tip from SejlStrøm
If you want to get the most out of your solar panels, an angled targa bar is often a better choice than a flat mount – especially when sailing without shore power.