Advanced Load Sensing Technology Empowering Sailors Everywhere: Meet smartlink² Atto 1.2t

In a major development for the sailing world, Cyclops Marine has launched the smartlink² Atto 1.2t, an innovative load sensor offering remarkable value and efficiency. Originally crafted for the 36th America’s Cup, this technology has been optimized and made accessible for every type of sailing, whether it be dinghy racing or weekend cruising. This technological marvel allows sailors to hit their quickest settings consistently and offers cruisers an assured check on safe loadings.

The benefits of this device are manifold. For performance, it provides sailors with highly precise load data, allowing them to repeat their fastest settings consistently on screen. The load data can be viewed live while sailing, compatible with all major marine electronics brands, thereby allowing real-time adjustments.

The smartlink² Atto 1.2t also provides benefits for cruising. Sailors can set their rig to a known tension at the dock and monitor rig settings live while sailing. It even provides visual cues when loads begin to escalate, enabling immediate action to depower the rig and ensuring that sailors are always within safe limits. Owning to its 1.2 tonnes of max working load, assured accuracy to within 1% of the maximum working load, and superb value for money, the latest sensor from Cyclops Marine is an undeniable choice for any sailor.

Bringing performance and safety to the forefront, the smartlink² Atto 1.2t is a clear demonstration of how innovations can transform our understanding of sailing and redefine our expectations. The arrival of the smartlink² Atto 1.2t has begun a new chapter in sailing, offering solutions that combine affordability with best-in-class technological benefits.

Whether you’re a sailor aiming for the podium or just embarking on a weekend sail, the smartlink² Atto 1.2t empowers you with the live data and information you need to make the most of your voyage. Speak to a Cyclops expert or explore their online store today to find out the best sensor for your boat.