Sonda ActiveImaging™ 2v1 s kabelem 7,6 m

The NAVICO ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 sonar transducer is a scanning fishfinder designed to deliver detailed, high-resolution underwater imaging. It integrates DownScan and SideScan technologies, as well as temperature reading, for clear visualization of structures and fish.

This transducer integrates DownScan Imaging™ and SideScan Imaging™ technologies, providing detailed views directly beneath the boat and to the sides. It also allows reading water temperature.

The transducer operates at frequencies of 455 kHz and 800 kHz, providing detailed images and good coverage of the seabed and its structure.

In DownScan mode, the ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 transducer can reach a maximum depth of 91 meters (300 feet), allowing exploration of significant seabeds.

In SideScan mode, the transducer provides a lateral range of 91 meters (300 feet) when operating at 455 kHz, and 46 meters (150 feet) at 800 kHz, enabling extended side exploration of your vessel.

The ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 sonar imagery remains effective at operating speeds up to 9 knots (approximately 10 mph), enabling reliable detection even when the boat is underway.

The ActiveImaging™ 2-in-1 transducer is built from a polymer that minimizes signal loss, responding to sound waves similarly to water for optimal performance.

Yes, the ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 transducer integrates the ability to read and display water temperature, providing an additional useful data point for fishing and navigation.

The model number or SKU of this depth sounder is 000-14490-001.

The transducer is supplied with a 7.6-metre (25-foot) cable, making installation and connection to compatible systems straightforward on a variety of boats.

The transducer is fitted with a 9-pin connector, designed for easy and reliable connection to compatible fishfinder/chartplotter displays.

The ideal mounting location for the transducer is in an area where water flow is undisturbed, to ensure the best possible performance and image quality by avoiding turbulence.

Yes, it is not recommended to mount the transducer behind the chine or in areas where the water flow is turbulent, as this could affect the quality of the signal and images.

This transducer can be installed in several ways, including on the transom, on an electric bow motor (trolling motor), or in a shoot-thru-hull configuration through the hull, depending on the boat type and installation preferences.

Yes, through-hull installation is an option for certain materials, but it is important to note that transducers of this type cannot function effectively through wooden hulls. For other materials, it is essential to follow the manufacturer's specific instructions.

For installation, the recommended pilot hole diameters for screws with a 10 mm diameter are:

For soft materials (e.g., plywood): Ø 3.7–4.0 mm (5/32"). For rigid materials (e.g., fiberglass, acrylic, hardwood): Ø 4.1–4.7 mm (3/16").

Yes, it is essential to apply a high-quality marine-grade sealant/adhesive, compatible with water, on the mounting holes to ensure watertightness and the safety of the installation.

The ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 transducer is compatible with Navico sounder/chartplotter combos that support ActiveImaging technology. This typically includes recent models from Lowrance (such as HDS LIVE, Elite FS, Hook Reveal), Simrad (such as NSS evo3, GO series) and B&G (such as Zeus3, Vulcan).

Yes, the NAVICO ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 transducer is covered by the manufacturer's standard warranty, ensuring the product's quality and reliability.

The NAVICO ActiveImaging™ 2-IN-1 transducer is designed to provide detailed, high-resolution underwater imaging. It integrates DownScan and SideScan technologies, as well as temperature reading, for clear visualization of structures and fish.

It operates at frequencies of 455 kHz and 800 kHz. Here are its performance specifications:

In DownScan mode, it can reach a maximum depth of 91 meters (300 feet). For SideScan imaging, it offers a lateral range of 91 meters (300 feet) at 455 kHz and 46 meters (150 feet) at 800 kHz. These specifications enable fine detail with extended coverage. Imaging remains effective at operating speeds up to 9 knots (10 mph).