CHIRP zondes tabula temperatūras sensors CPT-200 tiešai pieslēgšanai CP200 (10 m kabelis)

The Raymarine CPT-200 transducer is designed for side-scan sonar imaging (SideVision) and water temperature measurement. It allows you to visualize structures and fish to the sides of your vessel.

The CPT-200 transducer uses CHIRP (Compressed High-Intensity Radiated Pulse) technology for its side-scan imaging. This technology enhances resolution and target separation for clearer images.

Yes, the Raymarine CPT-200 transducer includes a temperature sensor, allowing it to provide accurate surface water temperature data.

The CPT-200 transducer is a transom-mount transducer. It is designed to be mounted on the transom of your boat.

The CPT-200 transducer comes with an integrated 10-metre cable for direct connection to a compatible depth sounder module.

Yes, thanks to its SideVision lateral scanning imaging, the CPT-200 transducer is highly effective at detecting fish schools, submerged structures, and wrecks to the sides of the boat, which is useful for fishing.

The CPT-200 transducer is specialized in side-scanning imaging (SideVision), displaying what is located on the sides of the boat. A DownVision transducer (such as the CPT-100) is designed for vertical imaging, showing what is located directly beneath the boat.

Side-scan sonar (SideVision) allows you to scan large areas to the sides of your boat. It is ideal for locating structures, wrecks, rocks, or fish schools that may not be directly beneath the vessel.

No, the CPT-200 transducer is not a traditional 2D sounder. It is a SideVision side-scanning imaging transducer that complements the capabilities of a traditional sounder or a DownVision transducer by providing detailed lateral perspective.

The CHIRP technology used by the CPT-200 emits a frequency sweep rather than a single frequency. This provides better resolution, superior image clarity, and improved target separation, making underwater details more distinct.

The CPT-200 transducer is designed to operate exclusively with the Raymarine CP200 fishfinder module. It connects directly to this module.

No, the CPT-200 transducer cannot be connected directly to a Raymarine multifunction display. It requires the CP200 sounder module to process the data, and the CP200 is then connected to the display.

Yes, the CPT-200 transducer is compatible with Raymarine Axiom navigation systems, but only when connected to the CP200 sounder module.

Yes, the CPT-200 transducer is compatible with Raymarine eS and gS Series displays, provided it is connected to the CP200 transducer module.

No, the CPT-200 transducer is specifically designed for the Raymarine system and is only compatible with the Raymarine CP200 fishfinder module. It will not work with modules from other brands.

Yes, the CPT-200 sonar is often used as a complement to a DownVision system (such as the CP100) or to traditional fishfinders, adding side-scanning imaging capability to your setup.

The recommended mounting for the CPT-200 transducer is on the transom of your boat. This type of mounting is relatively simple and suitable for most recreational vessels.

Yes, a 10-meter cable is generally sufficient for an installation on the transom, allowing the transducer to be connected to the CP200 module located at the console or in an electronics compartment on most recreational boats.

Yes, installing a transom-mounted transducer like the CPT-200 typically requires drilling the transom to securely attach the transducer mount and route the cable inside the boat.

To optimize performance, the CPT-200 depth sounder must be installed in an area where water flow is as smooth as possible and free of turbulence (air bubbles), typically on the transom, away from propellers, keels, and other appendages that could disrupt the signal.