Power Pole Pro Series II Shallow Water Hydraulic Anchor Spike Launched
Apr 9, 2018
MotorTech announced the availability of the Power-Pole Pro Series II, the newest Power-Pole shallow water fishing anchor offering improved wireless communication and customization options, better durability and other features.
Suffolk, United States - April 9, 2018 /PressCable/ —
MotorTech, an electrical supply store based in Suffolk, Virginia, launched the new Power-Pole Pro Series II, the latest model of the successful Power-Pole hydraulic anchors. The pole anchor features a quick and precise deployment mechanism, a new series of controllers and an ultra lightweight design for improved efficiency.
More information can be found at http://motortechva.com/power-pole-pro-series-ii.
A high-quality anchor pole is essential for a successful shallow water fishing trip. The Power-Pole series has established a reputation as some of the best shallow water anchors, appreciated for their durability, portability and control accessibility.
MotorTech announced that it can offer its customers the latest Power-Pole model, the Pro Series II.
The new model comes with a number of improvements over previous generation anchors.
One of the main innovations is the integration of the C-Monster 2.0 control system, a cutting-edge operating system built specifically for the marine and fishing industries. The new technology allows users to customize their anchor for optimal performance in any conditions, offering a stronger signal, faster communication between pump and controller, and complete customization via a smartphone app.
The Power-Pole Pro Series II anchors also benefit from an improved lightweight design and a powder coated finish for improved portability, efficiency and durability. Additionally, the powerful Everflex spike, capable of firmly securing the boat on a wide range of terrains, now comes with a complete lifetime warranty.
A MotorTech spokesperson said: “Sport fishing is all about capitalizing on opportunities and making the most of your time on the water. With the unmatched versatility of Power-Pole, you have a shallow water anchor that deploys silently, holds strong and gives you the best shot at putting more fish in the boat – all at the touch of a button. Power-Pole puts control in the palm of your hand.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Tom Foster
Email: [email protected]
Organization: MotorTech
Address: 3130 Kings Highway, Suffolk, VA 23435, United States
Phone: +1-800-559-8119
For more information, please visit http://motortechva.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 327431
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