Przewód przedłużający czujnika 10m CP470/CP570

The Raymarine A80327 transducer extension cable is designed to extend the range of transducers connected to Raymarine CP470 and CP570 sounder modules. It provides increased flexibility when installing your transducers, especially on large vessels or in configurations requiring distance between the sounder module and the transducer.

This depth sounder extension cable is 10 metres long.

This extension is specifically compatible with Raymarine CP470 fishfinder modules (1 kW CHIRP fishfinder) and CP570 (2 kW professional CHIRP fishfinder).

The A80327 extension cable is optimized and designed for CP470 and CP570 modules. Compatibility with other Raymarine modules is not guaranteed and may require specific adapters or result in performance loss.

This Raymarine extension cable is optimized for the frequencies and output power of the CP470 and CP570 modules. It is designed to minimize signal loss and interference, ensuring the CHIRP signal integrity is maintained throughout its length, which is critical for target discrimination and bottom-clarity imaging.

The extension cable is designed for "plug-and-play" connectivity (ready to use) with CP470/CP570 probes and modules, requiring no additional adapters. It ensures reliable and watertight connectivity, essential in a marine environment.

No, this extension is a proprietary Raymarine accessory specifically designed for use with transducers compatible with Raymarine CP470 and CP570 modules. Using it with transducers from other brands is not recommended and may not function correctly.

Yes, the design of this extension ensures reliable and watertight connectivity, which is essential for use in a marine environment.

It is not recommended to cut or modify the extension cable. This could compromise the CHIRP signal integrity, void the warranty, and affect the fishfinder system's performance.

Using a Raymarine original extension cable, such as the A80327, ensures optimization for the frequencies and output power of CP470 and CP570 modules. Unlike generic solutions or splices, this cable minimizes signal loss and interference, thus ensuring optimal performance of your fishfinder system and preserving the warranty.

The extension cable is fitted with connectors compatible with transducers that work with CP470 and CP570 modules, ensuring "plug-and-play" compatibility without requiring additional adapters.

Yes, with its 10-metre length, this extension is particularly useful on large vessels or for complex configurations requiring separation between the fishfinder module and the transducer, providing increased installation flexibility.

Using Raymarine original accessories, such as this A80327 extension cable, is recommended to preserve the warranty and performance of your CP470 and CP570 fishfinder modules.

The CP470 fishfinder module is a 1 kW CHIRP sounder, while the CP570 is a 2 kW professional CHIRP sounder. These are high-performance Raymarine underwater detection systems.

While it is technically possible to connect multiple extension cables, this is generally not recommended. Adding multiple connections can increase signal loss and interference, which may degrade CHIRP system performance. It is best to use the shortest cable length possible to maintain signal integrity.

Yes, this extension cable is specifically designed to maintain the integrity of the CHIRP signal from transducers compatible with CP470 and CP570 sounder modules.

Yes, as a Raymarine original marine accessory, the cable is designed to withstand harsh marine conditions, including UV exposure and saltwater, ensuring its durability.

During installation, ensure that the connectors are clean, dry, and properly tightened to guarantee a watertight connection and prevent any signal loss. It is also advisable to secure the cable appropriately to avoid mechanical stress.

The reference number (SKU) for this extension is A80327.

This extension is only necessary if the distance between your transducer and your CP470 or CP570 sounder module exceeds the standard cable length of your transducer. If the current length is sufficient, an extension is not required.