Sonda TotalScan™ M/H 455/800 s 7m kabelem (24 stop)

The TotalScan™ transducer is an all-in-one sensor that integrates multiple sonar technologies. It combines traditional Broadband and CHIRP sonar with high-resolution DownScan Imaging™ and StructureScan HD (SideScan) imaging technologies.

The NAVICO TotalScan™ M/H 455/800 transducer is supplied with a 7-metre (approximately 24-foot) cable.

The TotalScan™ transducer operates on different frequencies to adapt to various sonar technologies:

For traditional sonar (Broadband/CHIRP): 83/200 kHz. For side and vertical imaging (DownScan Imaging™ and StructureScan HD): 455/800 kHz.

The NAVICO TotalScan™ M/H 455/800 transducer is equipped with a 9-pin connector, designed for easy integration with Navico-compatible systems.

The TotalScan™ transducer is compatible with several Lowrance multifunction display ranges, including the HDS, Elite Ti, HOOK REVEAL, ELITE FS, and HDS PRO series.

Yes, the TotalScan™ transducer is compatible with Simrad equipment. It can be used with the Simrad GO, NSS, NSX, VULCAN and ZEUS series.

The TotalScan™ transducer is designed for versatile mounting. Recommended locations include the boat's transom, a jackplate, or any other suitable flat surface on the hull.

No, rear-deck mounting is not the only installation option. The TotalScan™ transducer can also be installed on a jackplate or any flat surface of the hull, providing installation flexibility.

The main advantage of an all-in-one transducer like the TotalScan™ is its ability to combine multiple sonar technologies into a single transducer. This simplifies installation by eliminating the need to mount multiple dedicated transducers for 2D sonar, DownScan Imaging™, and StructureScan HD, thereby reducing clutter and complexity.

Yes, the TotalScan™ transducer is made from robust plastic and is designed to be reliable and durable in marine environments, including saltwater.

Yes, the TotalScan™ transducer is generally supplied with the necessary hardware for mounting on a transom, a jackplate, or a flat surface to facilitate installation.

It is always recommended to ensure your Lowrance or Simrad multifunction display has the latest software version. This guarantees optimal compatibility and access to all features provided by the TotalScan™ transducer.

The DownScan Imaging™ provides a detailed photographic view of structures beneath the boat, while StructureScan HD (SideScan) delivers clear, detailed images of structures and fish to the sides of the boat. These technologies are crucial for precise identification of seabeds and fishing zones.

The TotalScan™ transducer is primarily designed for current and recent Navico systems. It is recommended to verify specific compatibility with older models by consulting your device documentation or contacting Navico technical support.

To optimize performance, it is important to install the transducer in a location with an unobstructed view of the water, free from interference by the hull, engine, or other transducers. Correct installation minimizes cavitation and ensures clear sonar readings at all speeds.

The basic tools for marine installation are usually sufficient, such as a drill, suitable drill bits, a screwdriver, and possibly a marine sealant. It is advisable to consult the provided installation manual for the exact list of tools and steps.

The reference number (SKU) for this TotalScan™ M/H 455/800 transducer is 000-12568-001.

Yes, like most marine electronic products, the NAVICO TotalScan™ M/H 455/800 fishfinder is covered by a manufacturer’s warranty. For specific details regarding warranty duration and conditions, refer to the official product documentation or Navico’s website.

The "M/H" in the name of the TotalScan™ M/H transducer refers to the CHIRP frequencies used for traditional sonar: Medium CHIRP (typically around 83 kHz) and High CHIRP (typically around 200 kHz). This indicates that the transducer is optimized for these frequency ranges for improved fish and structure detection.