Description

VT2000 VIATOR MC² Fin Stabilizers in California

California’s offshore swell, changing wave periods, and busy coastal traffic can make larger yachts roll when comfort matters most—at anchor, at displacement speeds, and during slower coastal passages. The VT2000 VIATOR is MC²’s high-capability stabilizing fin designed to reduce vessel roll by up to 95%, delivering real-time, seamless stabilization with compact architecture, full rotation control, and a refined hydrodynamic profile built to protect performance.

VT2000 brings VIATOR’s signature approach—carbon fin efficiency, quiet electric actuation, and predictive control—into a system designed for demanding installations where stabilization authority and smooth behavior are critical.

Real-Time Roll Control for California Sea States

California conditions aren’t static. Swell direction shifts, chop builds in the afternoon, and wake energy stacks up in high-traffic areas. VT2000 operates in real time, responding immediately to changing dynamics so roll reduction feels continuous and natural—whether you’re:

• Anchored in swell near the islands
• Cruising the coast at moderate speeds
• Operating in wake-heavy harbors and channels
• Dealing with mixed sea states that change across a single route

Predictive Control That Adapts as Conditions Change

VIATOR is built around a control unit that analyzes and predicts vessel motion, then adjusts stabilization algorithms to better match evolving conditions. Instead of a one-size-fits-all response, the system continuously adapts—helping provide more consistent comfort across different speeds and sea states.

Hydrodynamic Efficiency with Strong Performance

The VIATOR fin profile is optimized through advanced fluid dynamics simulation to help minimize resistance and reduce impact on yacht speed. This design approach improves performance per square meter of fin area, allowing strong stabilization capability while keeping efficiency in mind.

Six Selectable Modes

Different moments on the water call for different behavior. VIATOR offers six modes designed to make operation simple while tailoring stabilization to your activity—at anchor, swimming, cruising comfortably, or running at higher output.

Technical Highlights

• Compact design
• 360° rotation capability (0–360°)
• Easy installation approach
• Active stabilization at anchor and underway
• Fast fin actuation: up to 90°/sec
• Quiet operation: < 70 dBa

High-Efficiency Motor + Direct Drive Safety

VIATOR uses highly efficient, compact electric motors designed for quiet operation. VT2000 features direct drive mounting with a shaftless (Direct Driver) fin unit designed for higher safety—helping protect the hull and actuator in the event of a collision during navigation.

Low Noise Gearbox + Optimized Fin Shape

A high-precision, low-play gearbox works with the hydrodynamically optimized fin design to reduce noise from both mechanical sources (gearbox) and water flow around the fin—supporting a calmer onboard environment.

Materials, Hull Compatibility & Maintenance

• Fin material: Carbon fiber
• Housing material: Aluminum and stainless steel
• Hull compatibility: Composite (fiberglass, etc.), aluminum, and steel hulls
• Not compatible with: Wooden hulls

Maintenance: Annual service during haul-out. Check and replace zinc if needed, and replace the protective seal as required.

Custom Power Configuration for Larger Projects

VT2000 is intended for larger, often tailored installations. Power consumption and supply requirements are typically addressed as custom project specifications, aligned with the vessel, fin sizing, and integration needs.

Specifications

Why VT2000 VIATOR Makes Sense in California

For larger yachts operating along the California coast, VT2000 VIATOR is designed to deliver confident roll control in the conditions that matter most—swell at anchor, mixed seas on coastal passages, and the unpredictable motion created by high-traffic waterways. With real-time response, full rotation capability, a drag-conscious carbon fin profile, and predictive control that adapts as conditions change, VT2000 helps keep your yacht steadier so you can enjoy smoother cruising and calmer time on the hook—no matter what the Pacific decides to do.