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Raymarine T70278 P79S In Hull Depth Smart Transducer (NMEA 2000 with STNG adapter cable)

The Smart Sensor outputs in NMEA 2000® protocol. Comes with a DeviceNet NMEA2000 connector and a SeaTalk NG Spur Adapter.

Compatible with the following Raymarine sonar embedded displays when used with the Raymarine T70134 SeaTalk NG Starter Kit.

Element S and Element HV
Axiom DV and Axiom + RV
Axiom Pro S and Axiom Pro RVX
Axiom 2 Pro RVM

Featuring Airmar's Smart™ Sensor technology, the P79S delivers processed depth data right to the onboard network for multiple displays to use.

Smart Sensors have embedded microelectronics - the transducer element and signal processor are only millimetres apart.

The signal from the depth transducer is processed right inside the sensor itself. All that is needed to receive depth data is a single cable into a compatible network or display.

The P79 adjustable, in-hull depth transducer is ideal for boats with fibreglass hulls looking for a fast and easy installation, high-speed performance, or those who want to minimize drag. The transducer installs inside the boat's hull, transmitting and receiving echoes through the solid fibreglass bottom with no hull protrusion whatsoever.

P79 comes with an innovative flange that installs on the inside of the boat's hull using quick-setting marine epoxy. No cutting or drilling is required. Using built-in markings, the flange is aligned to match the deadrise angle of the boat's hull. Once set in place and made liquid-tight, the flange is filled with propylene glycol non-toxic antifreeze and the active transducer cap is attached. Finally, the transducer cap is dialled in and locked in place for a straight-down beam and maximum echo returns.

Note: Being an in-hull transducer, there is no water temperature sensor on the P79 transducer.

The design of the P79 accommodates a wide range of deadrise angles from 2° to 22°. This transducer is intended for use on vessels with solid fibreglass hulls with a maximum thickness of 5/8". P79 can also be used on aluminum hulls less than 3.8mm (0.125") thick.