Warn ZEON XC 10 Winch, 10,000 lb Low-Profile with 80' Steel Rope and Roller Fairlead (110410)

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Model This OneWarn ZEON XC 10 Winch, 10,000 lb Low-Profile with 80' Steel Rope and Roller Fairlead (110410) Warn ZEON XD 10-S Winch, 10,000 lb with 100' Spydura Synthetic Rope (110010) Warn ZEON XC 12-S Short Drum Winch for Warn Fully Hidden Kits, 12,000 lb with 70' Spydura Pro Rope (112356)
Price$1,376.99 $1,484.99 $1,574.99
Style WinchWinchWinch
Model ZEON XC 10 ZEON XD 10-SZEON XC 12-S for Warn Fully Hidden Kits (short drum)
Rated Line Pull (single line, first layer) 10,000 lb 12,000 lb
Pull by Drum Layer Layer 1: 10,000 lb / Layer 2: 8,246 lb / Layer 3: 7,015 lb / Layer 4: 6,104 lb / Layer... Layer 1: 12,000 lb / Layer 2: 9,895 lb / Layer 3: 8,418 lb / Layer 4: 7,325 lb / Layer...
No-Load Line Speed 36.4 ft/min 40 ft/min25.9 ft/min
Line Speed at Rated Load 4.3 ft/min 5 ft/min3.4 ft/min
Motor 12V DC, series wound 12V DC, series wound, Warn high-performance design12V DC, series wound
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ZEON XC: For Work Or Race

A short from Warn showing the XC line working. Useful for seeing how little space the winch occupies once it is mounted.

How To Install Winch Rope On A Warn ZEON

Warn's guide to seating line in the patented rope anchor and spooling it onto the drum. Worth watching before your first re-spool, because bedding the bottom wraps in properly matters even more with steel than with synthetic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

Steel rope or synthetic? How do I choose?

Steel wins where the line gets abused: dragged across rock, gravel, stumps and mill yards, left out in the sun, or replaced often on a working truck. Synthetic wins on handling and safety, because it is far lighter, easier to manage one-handed, and stores much less energy if it parts. This SKU is the steel version; the ZEON XC 10-S is the same winch with 100' of Spydura synthetic and a hawse fairlead.

Why a roller fairlead instead of a hawse?

Steel wire rope needs rollers. A flat hawse presents a sharp bearing edge that will damage wire rope under side load, so Warn pairs steel line with a four-roller steel fairlead. It is included. Check that your mount's fairlead opening is sized for a roller rather than a hawse before ordering.

How much does it actually pull with line on the drum?

10,000 lb on the first layer, then 8,246 lb, 7,015 lb, 6,104 lb and 5,402 lb across layers two to five. Warn publishes the whole curve. Before a heavy pull, spool out more line so you are working closer to the drum, or add a snatch block.

Will it fit a hidden mount?

Yes, that is what the XC is for: 22.06" long, 7.83" tall and 6.73" deep front to back, because the control pack sits below the tie plate. Confirm the maximum winch dimensions your mount publishes, remember to allow for a roller fairlead rather than a flat hawse, and consider the optional control pack relocation kit for a fully concealed install.

Why is it heavier than the synthetic version?

Steel rope. This SKU ships at about 101 lb against roughly 76 lb for the ZEON XC 10-S with Spydura. The winch itself is identical; the difference is 80' of wire rope and a steel roller fairlead instead of synthetic line and an aluminum hawse.

Does it have wireless control?

No. The XC ships with a ruggedized corded remote on a 12' lead. Warn's HUB wireless receiver is integrated into the ZEON XD and ZEON XP control packs rather than the XC's low-profile pack.