Replacement plastic mount for TotalScan and StructureScan 3D

This is a robust plastic replacement mount designed specifically for securing Navico TotalScan and StructureScan 3D transducers. It is made from marine-grade plastic to withstand demanding marine environments.

This mount is made from robust marine-grade plastic, designed to withstand saltwater, constant vibrations, and impacts.

Yes, it is made of robust marine-grade plastic designed to withstand harsh marine environments, including saltwater exposure, constant vibrations, and impacts.

The weight of this replacement mount is approximately 0.6 kg.

Yes, the mount is supplied with all necessary mounting hardware for installation.

This mount is compatible with Navico TotalScan transducers (reference 000-12568-001) and StructureScan 3D transducers (reference 000-12396-001).

Yes, it ensures precise alignment, essential for the performance of SideScan, DownScan, and CHIRP technologies, enabling clear images of underwater structures, fish schools, and seabed reliefs.

This mount is designed for Navico TotalScan (000-12568-001) and StructureScan 3D (000-12396-001) transducers. Available data does not confirm direct compatibility with StructureScan HD transducers.

No, this mount is specifically designed for Navico TotalScan and StructureScan 3D transducers.

The bracket offers several mounting options, including direct installation on the transom, on a jackplate, or under the hull step. Mounting options include transom mounting, jackplate mounting, step mounting, and direct/step mounting.

The tools required for installation (not included with the bracket) are a drill, drill bits, a Phillips screwdriver, and a high-quality marine-grade sealant (for use above or below the waterline).

Installation on transom, step, or direct/step requires drilling pilot holes. Mounting on a jackplate can allow you to install the transducer without drilling holes in your boat, using jackplate mounting bolts.

For rear-deck mounting: 1/8" drill bit (pilot holes). For jackplate mounting: M6 or 1/4" drill bit (pilot holes). For direct/step mounting: 3/32" drill bit (pilot holes).

Yes, a marine-grade sealant (for above or below the waterline) is required for most installations to ensure watertightness of drilled holes.

For transom, jackplate, and step mounts, the transducer angle can be adjusted to be parallel to the water surface. However, for direct/step mounting, the transducer angle cannot be adjusted to be parallel to the water.

This mount is designed for transom, jackplate, step, and direct/step mounting options. Mounting on an electric trolling motor is typically done with a specific mount sold separately.

For an aluminum hull, M4 machine screws and a marine-grade sealant are required. It is also recommended to use a Starboard plate (or similar material) to prevent corrosion between the mount and the aluminum hull.

If you are using a flush-mounted installation, you must enable the "Flip Left/Right" function on your device to ensure correct sonar image orientation.

Mounting on the transom keeps the transducer in the water when the boat is planing, allowing bottom tracking at high speeds. Transom-hung or jackplate/step mounts do not keep the transducer submerged at high speed.

The bracket is made of robust plastic to withstand impacts. Additionally, some mounting options it allows, such as mounting on a jackplate or step, position the transducer out of the water when the boat is planing, helping to protect the transducer from obstructions and reduce drag.