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Raymarine ST2000 Tiller Pilot - A12005

Item: #879090 | Part Number: A12005
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Description

The Raymarine ST2000 Tiller Pilot A12005 is a self-contained autopilot designed specifically for tiller-steered sailboats. Easy to install and use, it mounts between the tiller and cockpit for seamless control. With multiple operating modes, an integrated compass, and SeaTalk compatibility, it delivers reliable, hands-free steering for confident sailing.

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Description

Designed for owner installation and ease of use, the Raymarine ST2000 Tiller Pilot is a completely self-contained autopilot designed specifically for tiller-steered sailboats.

Features:

  • Mounts between tiller and single attachment point in cockpit
  • Designed for owner installation and ease of use
  • (4) Basic operating modes: Standby / Auto / Track / Wind Trim
  • SeaTalk compatible – capable of sharing data transmitted from other Raymarine SeaTalk instruments
  • 6-Button digital keypad
  • Backlit LCD display shows heading, course and navigational information
  • User-friendly calibration for optimum performance
  • Integrated fluxgate compass
  • Automatic compass deviation correction
  • Built-in navigator interface (NMEA and SeaTalk)
  • Optional Remote Controls: S100 (E15024), or Smart Controller (E15023) Sold Separately

Specifications:

  • Max. Recommended Vessel Displacement: 10,000 lbs
  • Mount: Reversible port or starboard
  • Drive Mechanism: Re-circulating ball drive
  • Connections: NMEA 0183 and SeaTalk
  • Nominal Supply Voltage: 12V DC
  • Operating Voltage Range: 10 - 16V DC
  • Current Consumption: 40 mA
  • Display Lighting: (3) levels plus OFF
  • Drive Unit Thrust Torque: 169 lbs
  • Stroke: 9.3"

Included:

  • Tiller pilot
  • Tiller pin
  • Mounting socket
  • Tiller pilot socket
  • Gasket
  • Rudder cap
  • Hardware

Owner's Handbook (2.85 MB)

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Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by from I have owned both Simrad and Raymarine brands The ST2000 is the quietest of the 1000, and 2000, and TP10 and TP22. I think out of the box reaction times on the TP22 are slightly better, but with some tweaking the 2000 is a solid alternative. I liked the ST2000 for the ability to do seatalk to interface my other raymarine instruments. The Simrad was better for Simrad instruments. So I think either is a good choice, and both solid kits. I have had the 1000, installed on a Capri 22, Capri 25, and they worked well. I had the 2000 installed on my S2 7.9, and I've had two S2 7.9s and the prior 7.9 I used the Simrad TP22, so can compare apples to apples. I am convinced that the TP22 was slightly better out of the box, but the integration for them are better with Simrad instruments. The ST2000 is great with raymarine, and also an excellent device. So my recommendation is to consider your instrument brand first, then pick the tiller pilot that more correctly complements them.
Date published: 2024-12-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Autopilot change I really like it. I used a Simrad TP22 for many years, but after some problems this year I switched to a Raymarine ST2000, and I think it was the right decision.
Date published: 2025-07-31
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Questions

Do you have a replacement cap for the deck connection to the Raymarine 2000 tillerpilot?

Asked by: Mark
No, but I still have the original cap. The cord connection for the Tillerpilot is definitely a point of failure. The tiny screws that connect to power on the backside of the plug can come loose. Tighten, make sure there’s a strain/weight relief on the power line to the backside of the plug and use electrical grease.
Answered by: Doug H.
Date published: 2025-08-01

What is the weather resistance, salt water intrusion rating for Raymarine ST2000?

Asked by: Saltbeard Rick
I checked and couldn’t find any actual ratings but I can say that I’ve had mine for over two years with a lot of saltwater exposure and it’s working as good as ever. I’m using it with an Axiom display and a p70s controller which solves all my navigation issues.
Answered by: BH25
Date published: 2026-04-13

what exactly comes in the box?

Asked by: Tomas
Tiller pilot and basic mounting hardware. If you have special mounting requirements, you may need optional mounting accessories such as offset arms or Tillerpilot extender. Raymarine Tillerpilot has more mounting options/accessories than competitive model. 
Answered by: Doug
Date published: 2024-08-20
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Raymarine ST2000 Tiller Pilot - A12005
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