Sonda – sondy zanurzeniowe wkręcane lub przyklejane 50 mm

For correct installation, the T905 must be mounted vertically in a well-ventilated space and at least 50 cm above the waterline. It is crucial to avoid any direct contact with water.

The T905 transducer must be installed at least 50 cm above the waterline to ensure proper operation and prevent direct contact with water.

No, it is essential NOT to install the T905 in a watertight compartment. It must be mounted in a well-ventilated area.

The T905 must be mounted vertically, with the cables exiting from the bottom of the unit. It is important to note that the mounting template must be reversed relative to the transducer itself.

To mount the T905, drill three 2.5 mm holes at the locations marked "B" on the mounting template. The transducer is then secured using the supplied self-tapping screws. Do not overtighten the screws to avoid damaging the housing.

Connecting the transducer cables to the T905 is done by following the color coding indicated on the unit. It is essential to shield the cable braids to prevent any short circuit. Once connected, apply silicone grease to the contacts.

Yes, for a Triducer, the ground braid (the shield) must be connected to the depth connector and NOT to the speed connector.

If your speed sensor does not have an integrated temperature sensor, you must connect the brown and white wires of the speed connector with a jumper to ensure proper data transmission.

Yes, it is recommended to apply silicone grease to the terminal contacts after connecting the transducer cables. This helps ensure the reliability of the connections.

After connecting the cables, it is important to support them near the transducer. Then ensure the housing cover is properly fitted, as it is designed to hold and protect the outer cable sheaths inside the transducer.

The T905 is designed to work with marine navigation systems requiring centralized data from wired transducers (depth, speed, temperature) to the onboard instrumentation. It provides a solution for integrating existing sensors.

Yes, the T905 is often used in setups where flexible integration of existing transducers is preferred over "all-in-one" transducers or direct NMEA 2000 systems. It provides a different method for sensor data integration.