Pontoon Boats
family cruising and entertaining with a wide multi-tube footprint. Prioritize even support and predictable boarding height.
Read the pontoon boats guideBoat-specific guides
Boat lift controllers by boat type.
Start with the hull, loaded weight, and lift configuration. These guides explain the fitment questions that matter for common recreational boat types.
Find your boat
Controller selection starts with the complete lift system.
Boat type helps establish hull geometry, normal use, and likely operating weight. Guardian still needs the mounted or free-floating lift type, tank count, valve configuration, motor setup, and photos before confirming equipment.
Tritoon Boats
higher-powered cruising and watersports with three aluminum tubes and a broad beam. Prioritize balanced support across the center and outer tubes.
Read the tritoon boats guideCenter Console Boats
offshore and inshore fishing with a deep-V or modified-V hull. Prioritize saltwater-ready control and convenient remote access.
Read the center console boats guideBass Boats
freshwater tournament and recreational fishing with a light, low-profile planing hull. Prioritize controlled launch depth and repeatable positioning.
Read the bass boats guideWake Boats
wakeboarding and wakesurfing with a weighted inboard hull with ballast systems. Prioritize capacity planning with ballast empty and gear aboard.
Read the wake boats guideSki Boats
waterskiing and tow sports with an inboard performance hull. Prioritize precise bunk alignment and running-gear clearance.
Read the ski boats guideBowrider Boats
day boating and family recreation with a V-hull with open bow seating. Prioritize simple daily operation for frequent launches.
Read the bowrider boats guideDeck Boats
family cruising and watersports with a wide-beam V-style hull. Prioritize stable support for a broad, passenger-focused layout.
Read the deck boats guideAluminum Fishing Boats
freshwater fishing and utility boating with a lightweight welded or riveted aluminum hull. Prioritize gentle support and straightforward control.
Read the aluminum fishing boats guideBay Boats
inshore and nearshore fishing with a shallow-draft center-console hull. Prioritize reliable cycling in brackish or saltwater environments.
Read the bay boats guideCabin Cruisers
overnight and extended day cruising with a heavier deep-V hull with cabin systems. Prioritize accurate operating weight and balanced lifting.
Read the cabin cruisers guideCuddy Cabin Boats
day cruising with compact overnight accommodations with a moderate-to-deep V hull. Prioritize capacity margin for cabin equipment and gear.
Read the cuddy cabin boats guidePower Catamarans
offshore fishing and stable cruising with two separated hulls with a wide beam. Prioritize lift geometry engineered for twin hulls.
Read the power catamarans guidePersonal Watercraft
recreation and short trips with a compact personal-watercraft hull. Prioritize quick access and appropriately sized lift equipment.
Read the personal watercraft guideSailboats
day sailing and cruising with a displacement hull with keel and rigging. Prioritize specialized clearance and engineered support.
Read the sailboats guideYachts
large-vessel cruising and entertaining with a heavy, complex displacement or planing hull. Prioritize engineered capacity, leveling, and monitoring.
Read the yachts guideNext step
Ready to choose a RapidLaunch controller?
Compare the four models, add a controller to your cart, and submit the lift details for Guardian to verify before purchase.