The engine control levers are a system designed to manage the engine revolutions and the inverter gears by means of electrical signals.
With the levers to the central position, the engines turn at idle and the inverter is in neutral.
Moving the levers to the first level up engages the gear; moving the levers higher increases engine revolution, thereby increasing yacht speed.
The same procedure moving the levers downwards engages the reverse gear.
The left lever controls the port engine; the right lever controls the starboard engine.
For further information on use and maintenance, please refer to the manufacturer’s manual.