Depth sounder and temperature transducer SS60 at 0° (CP370 connection)

The Raymarine SS60 depth sounder provides accurate readings of water depth and water temperature.

This depth sounder has a power output of 600W, providing reliable and high-performance depth readings.

A 0° tilted transducer is ideal for hulls with a deadrise angle between 0 and 7 degrees. This tilt ensures the sonar beam is perfectly vertical relative to the seabed, optimizing depth reading accuracy and echo return quality without requiring a fairing block.

No, the Raymarine SS60 transducer is specifically designed to measure water depth and temperature. It does not include a sensor for measuring boat speed.

A through-hull bronze depth sounder offers several advantages:

A solid and permanent hull penetration. Superior durability and corrosion resistance compared to transom-mount or plastic depth sounders. Minimal exposure to accidental damage, making it suitable for coastal and moderate offshore sailing.

Yes, when connected to the Raymarine CP370 digital sounder module, the SS60 transducer benefits from ClearPulse technology. This CP370 technology optimizes signal processing to deliver clearer images and better target discrimination.

The Raymarine SS60 transducer, with a power output of 600W, typically operates on dual frequencies of 50/200 kHz. These frequencies provide a good balance between deep penetration (50 kHz) and fine detail detection (200 kHz).

The Raymarine SS60 transducer is specifically designed for direct connection and seamless integration with the Raymarine CP370 digital fishfinder module.

The product description indicates optimized wiring with the CP370. Compatibility with other Raymarine fishfinder modules is not guaranteed without a specific adapter or prior verification of connector compatibility and technical specifications.

Yes, the SS60 transducer is compatible with Raymarine multifunction displays. It transmits its data to the CP370 digital sounder module, which processes and displays it on compatible Raymarine MFDs connected to the system.

The Raymarine SS60 transducer is a through-hull type. This means it is installed by drilling a hole in the hull for permanent mounting, with the transducer face exposed below the hull.

This transducer is specifically designed for vessels with a deadrise angle between 0° and 7°. Its 0° design ensures optimal performance for these hull types.

No, the SS60 transducer’s 0° inclined design eliminates the need for a fairing block on flat hulls (0 to 7 degrees of deadrise), simplifying installation and ensuring optimal accuracy.

Yes, for optimal performance, the transducer must be installed in a hull area free of turbulence. Avoid zones near propellers, keels, or other appendages that could generate air bubbles or disrupt the sonar beam.

Installing a through-hull transducer requires drilling through the hull and ensuring a watertight seal. It is strongly recommended to use a qualified and experienced professional for this type of installation to ensure the safety and integrity of your boat.

Yes, the Raymarine SS60 transducer is covered by Raymarine’s standard manufacturer warranty, which protects against material and manufacturing defects under normal use conditions.

The Raymarine SS60 transducer package includes the transducer itself, a mounting nut, washers and gaskets required for through-hull installation, and the integrated connection cable.