Plastsskurðsónn með 12° horni til hægri HV-300 HyperVision

The HV-300 is a through-hull transducer, meaning it requires drilling the hull of your vessel for installation. This type of installation ensures constant exposure to the water flow, minimizes interference, and provides accurate readings even at higher speeds.

This transducer is specifically designed to compensate for a deadrise angle of 12 degrees. It is essential that this angle matches that of your hull so that the transducer emits vertical and lateral beams correctly aligned with the seabed, ensuring optimal sonar image quality.

The HV-300 transducer is compatible with Raymarine multifunction displays that feature HyperVision™ technology. It is designed for seamless integration and consistent sonar performance with these systems.

The Raymarine HV-300 transducer is made of plastic, making it suitable for most hull types, and particularly recommended for fiberglass hulls.

This transducer is specifically optimized for installation on the starboard side of the vessel. Correct installation on this side ensures optimal beam orientation for superior sonar image quality.

For installing the HV-300 depth sounder, it is essential to use high-quality marine-grade polyurethane-based sealants. Sealants containing acetate or silicone should be avoided as they can damage plastic components.

Yes, you can apply antifouling to the HV-300 transducer. However, it is crucial to use only water-based antifouling paint. Never use ketone-based or copper-based antifouling paint, as this could damage the product and potentially void the warranty.

Raymarine's HyperVision™ technology is an advanced feature that significantly enhances the clarity and resolution of sonar images. It provides sharper and more precise underwater details, offering a better understanding of the aquatic environment.