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Seakeeper Launches 5 New Models

September 28, 2014

Seakeeper proudly introduces five new models, offering stability and roll reduction for vessels 30’ and larger! The product range now includes the Seakeeper 5, 9, 16, 26 and 35 models, with gyros that are smaller and more powerful than ever.

After developing the most effective zero-speed anti-rolling devices ever made, Seakeeper forever changed the experience of boating. To date, over 1,700 Seakeeper gyros have been delivered, installed on every major boat brand in the world. All models achieve from 70 to 90% reduction in roll, while requiring only modest electrical power. These versatile gyros have no outside appendages, and can be installed off centerline if needed. Their computerized control and vacuum technology make them the first truly practical stabilizer systems for the leisure yacht and commercial marine industry.

The five new units are not only more compact and sophisticated than their predecessors, they're also more competitively priced thanks to investment in manufacturing efficiency.Retail prices for Seakeeper's new models range from $29,900 to $194,900.

www.seakeeper.com 

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