Warn ZEON XC 12-S Winch, 12,000 lb Low-Profile with 80' Spydura Pro Synthetic Rope (110512)

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Model This OneWarn ZEON XC 12-S Winch, 12,000 lb Low-Profile with 80' Spydura Pro Synthetic Rope (110512) 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$1,511.99 $1,484.99 $1,574.99
Style WinchWinchWinch
Model ZEON XC 12-S ZEON XD 10-SZEON XC 12-S for Warn Fully Hidden Kits (short drum)
Rated Line Pull (single line, first layer) 12,000 lb 12,000 lb
Pull by Drum Layer Layer 1: 12,000 lb / Layer 2: 9,895 lb / Layer 3: 8,418 lb / Layer 4: 7,325 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 25.9 ft/min 40 ft/min25.9 ft/min
Line Speed at Rated Load 3.4 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. The clearest look at how little space the winch occupies once it is mounted behind a bumper.

How To Install Winch Rope On A Warn ZEON

Warn's guide to spooling rope onto a ZEON drum and seating it in the patented rope anchor. Your 12-S arrives with the Spydura Pro rope fitted, so keep this for the first re-spool or a rope replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

XC 12-S or XD 12-S? They both pull 12,000 lb.

Space is the deciding factor. The XC is 7.83" tall with the control pack below the tie plate; the XD is 10.52" tall with it on top. If you are running a hidden mount, a stubby or a high-clearance bumper, the XC is the one that fits. If you have an open winch bumper with room, the XD adds HUB wireless control and full metal armor for a little more money.

How much can it really pull with rope on the drum?

Warn publishes the whole curve for this model: 12,000 lb on the first layer, 9,895 lb on the second, 8,418 lb on the third, 7,325 lb on the fourth and 6,483 lb on the fifth. Spool out more rope before a heavy pull so you are working closer to the drum, or add a snatch block to halve the line load.

What is Spydura Pro, and why this rope?

It is Warn's higher-spec synthetic line: the same 3/8" diameter and abrasion sleeve as standard Spydura, with heat-resistant inner wraps that protect it from the heat the cone brake puts into the drum during a long loaded pull. At 12,000 lb that heat is real, which is why the 12-S ships with Pro rather than standard rope.

Can the control pack be moved for a fully hidden install?

Yes. The remote socket alone relocates up to 9" with no disassembly, which is often enough. If the pack itself has to move, Warn sells relocation kits: PN 111872 gives 31" and PN 111991 gives 78". Both are separate purchases, so budget for one if the winch is going completely out of sight.

Does it work with wireless control?

Not out of the box. 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, not the XC's low-profile pack. If phone control is a requirement, the XD 12-S is the model to look at.

Will the fairlead work if the winch mounts feet-forward?

Yes. Warn designed the XC fairleads to work in both feet-down and feet-forward orientations, so you do not need a separate offset fairlead the way some installs require. Combined with the 90-degree motor rotation and five transmission clocking positions, that is what makes the XC fit awkward mounts.