Speed sensor

The Navico 000-11519-001 speed sensor is designed to accurately measure your boat's speed through the water. It is particularly effective for obtaining reliable readings during slow trolling, where GPS systems may lack precision.

This is a paddle wheel speed sensor.

The main features of this sensor include:

A paddlewheel design for direct water speed measurement.A transom-mounted installation.A 3.1 m (10 ft) cable with a Micro-C connector.NMEA 2000 network integration.Ability to share speed data with network-connected displays.

Yes, this sensor is an effective replacement for the old EP-70 sensor.

Yes, it is ideal for slow trolling, as it provides accurate speed through water measurements, which is often more reliable than GPS at these low speeds.

The sensor connects to your boat's NMEA 2000 network via its 3.1-meter (10-foot) cable and a male Micro-C connector. A NMEA 2000 T-connector is also included to simplify integration.

Yes, when paired with a fuel flow sensor on the same NMEA 2000 network, this speed sensor can calculate your boat’s fuel consumption.

The sensor comes with a 3.1-meter (10-foot) cable.

The sensor uses a Micro-C connector.

The paddlewheel transducer measures the boat's speed through the water directly, providing higher accuracy than GPS at very low speeds, particularly when trolling.

No, this is specifically a speed through water sensor. It does not provide depth data.

This sensor is designed to be mounted on the transom of your boat.

The sensor comes with a 3.1-metre (10-foot) cable and a Micro-C connector. A NMEA 2000 T-connector is also included to simplify integration into the network.

The sensor is designed for installation on the transom, which is typically a standard process for this type of device. It is recommended to follow the specific instructions provided with the product for correct installation.

To ensure accurate readings, it is important that the sensor is installed correctly on the transom, in a location where the paddlewheel is constantly submerged and free from excessive turbulence generated by the hull or the engine.

The sensor is compatible with any system or display connected to an NMEA 2000 network, thanks to its Micro-C connector.

Yes, the sensor is a hardware accessory compatible with Lowrance and integrates seamlessly into NMEA 2000 networks used by Lowrance equipment.

Yes, the paddlewheel speed data can be shared with any compatible display or device connected to the same NMEA 2000 network.

Yes, this sensor is designed to integrate and operate via an NMEA 2000 network. It is equipped with a Micro-C connector for this connection.

This Navico speed sensor is a paddlewheel sensor designed to accurately measure your boat's speed through the water. It is specifically installed on the transom of your vessel.

Low-speed accuracy: It is particularly suited for providing accurate readings during slow trolling, a situation where GPS systems may have limited accuracy. NMEA 2000 integration: The sensor comes with a 3.1-meter (10-foot) cable and a Micro-C connector, ensuring a reliable connection to your NMEA 2000 network. It can share its paddlewheel speed data with any display connected to the network. Fuel consumption calculation: When paired with a fuel flow sensor on the same NMEA 2000 network, this sensor enables fuel consumption calculation, offering an additional feature for navigation management. Included contents: A NMEA 2000 T-connector is included to simplify installation and network integration. This model is also an effective replacement for the older EP-70 sensor.