R199 1000W Inside Sondeur

The Raymarine R199 1000W transducer is a high-performance in-hull transducer manufactured by Airmar, designed for depth detection on solid fiberglass hulls. It operates on dual frequencies of 50/200 kHz.

The Raymarine R199 transducer has a power output of 1000W.

The R199 transducer operates on two frequencies: 50 kHz and 200 kHz.

The R199 transducer offers an 8x17° beam at 50 kHz and a narrow 5° beam at 200 kHz.

The R199 transducer can reach depths of up to 1,500 meters when paired with a Raymarine CP370 sounder module.

Yes, the beam configuration of the R199 transducer allows precise discrimination of targets. The 50 kHz frequency is suited for deep waters and structural identification, while the narrow 200 kHz beam helps distinguish individual fish or bait balls.

The R199 transducer is usually supplied with a 9.1-metre cable.

No, the Raymarine R199 transducer is a depth-only transducer. It does not measure water temperature or speed.

Airmar’s Xducer ID® technology allows the compatible fishfinder module to automatically recognize the characteristics of the connected transducer. This optimizes performance and simplifies setup without requiring complex manual adjustments.

The R199 transducer is specifically designed for installations inside solid fiberglass hulls.

No, this transducer is designed specifically for installations inside solid fiberglass hulls, eliminating the need to drill through the boat’s hull.

The R199 transducer can be adapted to keel angles up to 22 degrees.

For optimal performance, the transducer must be installed in a fiberglass hull area that is solid, free of air bubbles or composite materials. The location should be as flat as possible and avoid turbulence created by propellers or hull appendages.

The R199 transducer is designed for solid fiberglass hulls. It is not recommended for double-bottom hulls, wooden hulls, steel hulls, or aluminum hulls, as these materials may interfere with signal transmission.

The R199 transducer is compatible with several Raymarine fishfinder modules, including the following models:

CP370CP300DSM30DSM300

No, the R199 transducer requires a compatible fishfinder module (such as the CP370, CP300, DSM30, or DSM300) to operate. This module then connects to your Raymarine multifunction display.

The R199 transducer is specifically designed to be compatible with the Raymarine fishfinder modules listed. Compatibility with systems from other brands is not guaranteed and would require specific adapters that are not included or supported.

Yes, the R199 transducer can be used with Raymarine Axiom displays. To do so, it must be connected to a compatible Raymarine sounder module, such as the CP370. The sounder module will then transmit data to the Axiom display.

Although the R199 transducer is technically capable of operating in freshwater, its maximum depth capabilities and frequencies (50/200 kHz) are optimized for saltwater fishing and deeper waters. It is more commonly used in marine environments.

For optimal performance, ensure the hull surface where the transducer is installed remains clean and free of dirt or air bubbles. Periodically check the condition of the coupling gel (if used) to maintain good signal transmission.