This Lenco Hatch Lift Switch Dual Actuator runs a twin actuator hatch setup on your boat without fuss. A 20 amp rating means it handles standard 12 V hatch lift loads for most small to mid-sized rigs. Two 760 mm power leads give you enough reach from dash to locker without splicing straight away. The simple up and down rocker layout keeps hatch control clear when you are watching swell or tight marina space.

CE certification and ABYC compliance back the electrics with recognised standards around that 20 amp mark. Non-terminated leads let you match it to existing 12 V wiring and tinned copper fittings you already trust. The compact faceplate suits common panel cut-outs only a few mm deep so it drops into typical marine switch banks. Clam shell packaging keeps the kit clean and protected in the shed or under-seat storage until you are ready to get out there.

• Rocker switch for marine hatch lifts

• Suits dual actuator hatch lift systems

• Two non-terminated power leads supplied

• Each power lead length: 760 mm

• Electrical rating: up to 20 amp

• CE certified for electrical performance

• ABYC compliant for marine wiring practice

• Non-terminated ends allow custom terminations

• Clam shell retail packaging for protection

• Suitable as original fitment or spare switch

Q: Can this switch run a single actuator hatch lift?

Yes. The switch can be wired to a single actuator system. In that case you would only use the connections required for one motor. The spare outputs can remain unused. A qualified marine sparky can confirm the correct terminals and polarity. That way the up and down markings still match hatch travel.

Q: Are the power leads tinned marine cable?

The description does not specify tinned conductors. For most boats tinned copper cable is preferred for corrosion resistance. If you need tinned cable you can join short tails from this switch to your chosen wire type. Heat shrink and proper crimp tools help keep joints protected in damp lockers.

Q: Does the switch include mounting hardware like screws?

The description only confirms clam shell packaging. Standard practice is to reuse existing panel screws or select stainless hardware that matches your helm panel. Pilot drilling and a firm but not overtight finish help avoid cracking the panel. Always check for hidden wiring or plumbing behind the mounting surface.

Q: Is this switch suitable for use above open cockpits?

It is intended for marine hatch lift control panels. Most skippers mount switches where they are shielded from heavy spray and direct wash-down hoses. A covered helm or protected console helps extend switch life. A rubber switch boot or enclosure can add another level of protection if your layout is very exposed.

• Application: control switch for Lenco-style hatch lift systems using dual actuators

• Electrical: suited to circuits up to 20 amp

• Wiring: connects via two non-terminated power leads of 760 mm length each

• Installation location: helm or control panel area on suitable marine vessels

• Compliance: CE certification and ABYC compliance support marine electrical standards