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Your mooring assistant: practical, smart and always available
Moorlite is a manually operated mechanical arm that gives you the lines thanks to a device with quick-release cleats that will allow you to carry out easy mooring.
With Moorlite you can forget the old and dangerous habits of jumping off the boat to retrieve the lines and get back on board.
Even if you are alone and there is no one on the dock available to give you support, thanks to this revolutionary system you can moor your boat in a practical, safe and completely autonomous way: the device is ready to offer you the ropes.
Before setting sail, simply open Moorlite and attach the mooring lines to the cleats: at that point you can set sail in complete safety. Moorlite will wait for your return in the same position thanks to a friction hinge that does not allow the wind to close it.
On your return, you can stop the boat two meters from the dock, avoiding the risk of collisions due to wind or undertow. Retrieve the ropes from Moorlite and moor in complete safety: once the operation is completed, you can close Moorlite which will position itself below the dock level without hindering disembarkation.
Moorlite will also offer you the practical ring, connected to the dead weight trap, to reach the bow without dirtying your hands or the boat.
Moorlite is always at your disposal!
The double hinge (latitudinal and longitudinal) and the front bumper are additional safety features. Even in the event of a collision due to incorrect maneuvering, Moorlite will move without damaging itself or the boat.
Thanks to the practical handle provided, you can adjust the friction of the arm to modulate the intensity of the force required for opening and closing.
Moorlite features a convenient quick-release cleat system.
An application for smartphone devices is currently being studied.
Thanks to the partnership between Assicurazioni Generali and Moorlite, by purchasing our self-mooring device you will receive a 10% discount on the premium for insurance coverage for the risks of the nautical unit and its occupants.
