Installing the Steering Grid is a breeze, offering effortless setup while ensuring maximum thrust with minimal draft. Beyond its primary function, it serves as a reliable emergency propulsion system. Powering the propeller is either a diesel engine or an electric motor connected through a reduction gearbox, guaranteeing versatile performance. The Steering Grid is also available in a version where the electric motor is mounted vertically. This means even less space is needed to install the Steering Grid.

Water intake occurs through the propeller opening beneath the vessel, guided outward through a hydrodynamically streamlined housing. This grid, directly controllable across 360 degrees, enhances maneuverability and control. Compact in design, the gearbox minimizes exterior pipework, while critical components such as the transmission and drive shaft bearings benefit from oil-bath lubrication. Standard equipped with a 4-blade NiAl bronze propeller, the Steering Grid promises both efficiency and durability in marine propulsion.