Sonde sondeur et température B60 inclinée à 20° (Branchement CP370 )

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Raymarine

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B60 depth sounder and temperature transducer tilted at 20° (CP370 connection)

The Raymarine B60 tilted at 20° is a through-hull depth and temperature sensor, specifically designed for CP370 sounder modules. Its 20° tilted element provides a vertical beam for accurate readings on hulls with a keel angle up to 20°. It is supplied with its connection cable for the CP370.

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Technical specifications

Supported sonar technologies	Traditional depth sounder
Fishfinder frequencies	50/200 kHz
Operating temperature	-10 to 50 °C
Peak power	4800.0
Max depth reading	450.0
Transducer material	Bronze
Sonar connector type	Raymarine 8-pin
Cable length	10.0
Product width	60 mm
Integrated temperature sensor	Yes
Product height	110 mm
Compatible displays	Raymarine CP370 fishfinder modules
Product depth	60 mm
IP rating	IPX8
Mounting type	Transom
Certifications	CE
Temperature measurement range	-5 to 35 °C
Beam coverage angle	45/12°
Fishing type	Sea
Integrated speed sensor	No
User level	Intermediate
Warranty	2.0

Detailed description

Designed for Raymarine CP370 fishfinder systems, the B60 transducer is a through-hull sensor that integrates depth and temperature sensing. With its 20° tilted element, it compensates for deadrise angles up to 20°, ensuring a vertical beam for accurate seabed readings even when the boat is underway. This feature sets it apart from straight-element transducers, which would require fairing blocks for equivalent compensation on deep hulls.

Integration and performance

This B60 transducer is specifically optimized for Raymarine CP370 fishfinder modules, offering direct compatibility without additional adapters for depth and temperature data. Unlike transom-mount transducers, the B60 is a through-hull model that delivers consistent performance and enhanced sensor protection, unaffected by propeller turbulence or boat speed. Its underwater positioning ensures continuous immersion and reliable data, essential for navigation and fishing.

Installation and positioning

Installing the through-hull B60 transducer requires drilling into the hull, ensuring optimal sensor exposure to water. Its robust design is suited for prolonged immersion in marine environments. It serves as an alternative to P319 or P79 series transducers for installations requiring deadrise angle compensation, and is a technical choice for sailboat owners equipped with Raymarine CP370 fishfinder modules seeking reliable and precise data on deep-V hulls. For less inclined hulls, other transducers from the Airmar/Raymarine range may be considered, but the B60 excels in its targeted application.

Expert opinion

Pol CONIN

Digital Manager

« Technical analysis: The Raymarine B60 tilted at 20° depth sounder for CP370 module »

The Raymarine B60 depth sounder tilted at 20° is a technical solution for vessels with significant keel angle (deadrise). Its main advantage lies in its pre-tilted internal ceramic element, which compensates for hull angle up to 20 degrees without requiring an additional fairing block. This ensures a vertical transmit and receive beam relative to the seabed, even on pronounced V-hulls, improving depth reading accuracy and echo return quality, particularly for underwater structure identification.

This model is specifically designed for direct connection to Raymarine CP370 depth sounder modules, ensuring seamless system integration. Installation, while requiring a through-hull drilling and careful sealing, is standard for this type of transducer and can be performed by a competent installer. It is crucial to select the location carefully to avoid turbulence and air bubbles, which could degrade sensor performance. For hulls with significant tilt where a transom-mounted transducer would be prone to reading errors or dropouts at high speed, the B60 offers a more stable and reliable alternative.

It is important to note that this transducer is optimized for the CP370. While other Airmar transducers may be compatible via adapters, the B60 provides an "out-of-the-box" solution for this setup. For hulls with a deadrise of 0 to 12 degrees, a B164 tilted at 12° may be more suitable, or a B744V if speed capability is also required. The B60 is a wise choice for depth and temperature reading without compromise on deep-hull boats.

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B60 depth sounder and temperature transducer tilted at 20° (CP370 connection)

£320.20 GBP

£320.20 GBP ~~£331.49 GBP~~

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which Raymarine fishfinder modules is the B60 transducer compatible with?

The B60 transducer is specifically designed and optimized for direct compatibility with Raymarine CP370 fishfinder modules. It provides seamless integration for depth and temperature data with this model.

What information does the Raymarine B60 transducer provide?

This transducer is a multifunction sensor that provides depth and water temperature data. This information is essential for navigation and seabed detection.

What type of installation does the B60 transducer require?

The B60 is a thru-hull transducer. Installation requires drilling through the hull to ensure optimal sensor exposure to water and reliable performance.

What does the 20° tilt of the B60 transducer element mean?

The 20°-tilted element in the B60 transducer is designed to compensate for the deadrise angle of hulls with up to 20° of deadrise. This ensures the fishfinder’s beam remains vertical relative to the seabed, providing accurate readings even when the boat is underway on deep-V hulls.

Is my hull suitable for installing this B60 transducer tilted at 20°?

This transducer is particularly suited to deep-V hulls with a deadrise angle of up to 20°. The tilt of the element corrects this angle for optimal fishfinder performance.

What are the advantages of a through-hull transducer like the B60 compared to a transom-mount transducer?

A through-hull transducer like the B60 offers several advantages. It ensures consistent performance and enhanced sensor protection, as it is less prone to turbulence generated by the propeller or to the impact of boat speed. Its positioning beneath the hull guarantees continuous immersion and more reliable data.

Do I need a specific adapter to connect the B60 transducer to a Raymarine CP370 module?

No, the B60 transducer is designed for direct compatibility with Raymarine CP370 sounder modules. No additional adapter is required for depth and temperature data connections.

Is the B60 transducer an alternative to other Raymarine transducer models?

Yes, the B60 transducer is an alternative to the P319 or P79 series transducers, particularly for installations requiring deadrise angle compensation on deep-V hulls. It is a technical choice for boat owners equipped with Raymarine CP370 sounder modules seeking reliable and accurate data.