Vertical masthead wind sensor
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Technical specifications
Technical specifications
| Wired network | NMEA 2000 (SeaTalkNG) |
| Compatible systems | Raymarine navigation systems (Axiom, i70, etc.) and any NMEA 2000-compatible system |
| Mast material | Carbon |
| Anemometer type | With cups and vane |
| Housing material | Carbon fiber |
| Product height | 53.15 in |
| Operating voltage | N/A (internal battery recharged by solar) |
| Max power consumption | N/A (self-powered solar) |
| Wind vane / anemometer compatibility | Integrated (wind vane and cups) |
| Product width | N/A (not specified) |
| Product depth | N/A (not specified) |
| Vertical shaft length | 1.35 m |
| Typical power consumption | N/A (solar-powered) |
| NMEA 2000 Load Equivalency Number (LEN) | N/A (wireless, via optional bridge) |
| Recommended fuse rating | N/A (self-powered solar) |
| Bus compatibility | NMEA 2000,SeaTalkNG |
| Wireless connectivity | Raymarine Wireless |
| Compass safe distance | Not specified |
| Mounting type | Masthead (vertical) |
| Certifications | CE, FCC |
Detailed description
Detailed description
Designed for demanding sailors, the RAYMARINE T222 vertical masthead wind sensor is a wind measurement solution for masthead installation. This vertical wind transducer is specifically engineered to provide clean integration and accurate data acquisition, a key asset for performance and navigation.
T222 installation and positioning
The T222 sensor is installed using the included TA204 Mastfoot mast bracket. Once the Mastfoot is securely mounted at the masthead, the wind transducer is inserted and must be aligned with the boat’s longitudinal axis. It is then secured with a bolt after drilling into the mast carbon, ensuring mechanical stability. To adapt to different mast configurations, the transducer height can be adjusted by cutting up to 150 mm from the lower shaft, while ensuring precise centering before the final drilling. The entire installation benefits from a simplified self-networking procedure, allowing rapid display of wind speed and angle on onboard instruments.
Differentiation and maintenance
Unlike traditional horizontal wind transducers, the T222’s vertical design, combined with the TA204 Mastfoot, offers a discreet solution potentially less prone to aerodynamic interference from masthead equipment. It positions itself as an alternative to B&G or Garmin models, which often use extended arms. Maintenance is simplified by the modular design, where the vane, anemometer cups, and bearing assembly are user-replaceable components, extending the sensor’s lifespan. Calibration and precise alignment are essential after installation to ensure data reliability.
Expert opinion
Expert opinion
Pol CONIN
Digital Manager
« Vertical integration and wind precision at masthead »
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