Systém Raymarine Micronet Race Master, triducer a solární panel

Installing the Raymarine Micronet hull sensor requires following precise guidelines to ensure proper operation and warranty validity:

Mount the sensor at least 50 cm above the waterline.
Avoid any direct contact with water.
Install it in a well-ventilated area.
Do NOT mount it in a watertight compartment.
Position the unit vertically, with cables exiting from the bottom.
Drill three 2.5 mm holes, marked 'B' on the provided template.
Secure the sensor using the included self-tapping screws, ensuring not to overtighten to avoid damaging the molding.

The Raymarine Micronet Race Master system can be powered in two main ways to ensure its operation:

It can be connected to the boat’s 12/24Vdc power supply. For increased autonomy, it can be powered by the Raymarine solar panel included in the system.

For the correct wiring of the triducer, it is crucial to follow these steps:

The ground braid (shield) must be connected to the depth connector and not to the speed connector. If your speed sensor does not have an integrated temperature sensor, you must bridge the brown and white terminals of the speed connector. After making the connections, apply silicone grease to the terminals, secure the cables near the transducer, and ensure the housing is properly installed, securing the outer cable sheaths inside the transducer.

The triducer included in the Raymarine Micronet Race Master system is a multifunction sensor that collects and transmits three types of essential navigation data:

Water depth below the hull.Water speed.Temperature of the water.This data is then used by the system to display relevant information on the screens.

The Raymarine Micronet Race Master system stands out for its wireless technology, which offers several significant advantages, particularly compared to wired NMEA 2000 systems:

Simplified installation: It significantly reduces the complexity of onboard wiring, making it ideal for racing sailboats and vessels where cable routing is challenging.Weight reduction: The absence of extensive cabling minimizes the system's total weight.Flexibility: Enables flexible positioning of displays and sensors without wiring constraints.Autonomy: Equipped with a solar panel, the system can operate autonomously, reducing reliance on the boat's main power supply.

For flush mounting the Maxi Display, the recommended cutout, whether for mounting on a support or directly in a bulkhead, is 72 mm by 72 mm. Installation templates are provided to help you make this cut accurately.

The Raymarine Micronet Race Master T075-868 system is a complete wireless regatta instrumentation package, including the following main components:

The Micronet Race Master system.
A triducer, which is a sensor combining depth, speed, and temperature.
A Raymarine solar panel for autonomous power.
A hull transmitter (Hull Transmitter) for wireless data collection and transmission.
A Maxi Display, the main display screen.
A hull/NMEA interface.
A remote cradle mount.