Sonda plastikowa Raymarine TM150M 300W – głębokość/temperatura

The Raymarine TM150M (A80806) transducer is designed to detect water depth and temperature. It uses CHIRP mid-band technology and is intended for installation on the transom of your vessel.

The TM150M transducer is primarily designed to measure depth beneath the hull and water temperature. These data are essential for navigation and optimizing fishing strategies.

The Raymarine TM150M transducer has a power output of 300W. This power is suitable for coastal navigation and fishing at moderate depths.

The TM150M transducer uses CHIRP mid-band technology. This technology emits a pulse over a wide frequency band to improve target discrimination and underwater image clarity.

The TM150M transducer operates across a frequency range of 95 to 155 kHz. This is referred to as the CHIRP mid-band.

The CHIRP mid-band technology offers several advantages:

Better target discrimination, making it easier to distinguish individual fish or schools of fish.
Improved clarity of underwater images.
Versatility across various fishing and sailing conditions, providing a good balance between signal penetration and resolution.

The TM150M transducer, with its 300W power and mid-frequency range (95-155 kHz), is optimized for coastal navigation and fishing at moderate depths. For very deep waters, low-frequency CHIRP transducers with higher power (e.g., 1kW) are generally more suitable.

The TM150M transducer housing is made of plastic. This makes it a lightweight and durable option for transom mounting.

No, the Raymarine TM150M transducer is a depth/temperature transducer only. It does not provide speed data.

A CHIRP sounder with mid-band (such as the TM150M) transmits a pulse over a wide frequency range (e.g., 95–155 kHz) and processes the echoes to produce a more detailed image. A fixed-frequency sounder transmits and receives on a single specific frequency (e.g., 50 kHz or 200 kHz), providing less detail and target discrimination compared to CHIRP.

Yes, the TM150M transducer comes with an integrated cable for connection to a compatible Raymarine multifunction display or a fishfinder module.

The TM150M transducer is recommended for moderate-sized recreational craft such as rigid inflatables, sport fishing boats, or small cruisers. Its transom mount and 300W power make it ideal for coastal navigation and fishing at moderate depths, where hull drilling is not desired or feasible.

The TM150M transducer is designed for mounting on the transom of the vessel. It is installed outside the hull, at the stern of the boat.

Mounting on the transom is a popular option because:

It does not require drilling through the hull, simplifying installation.It is often easier to install than through-hull transducers.It allows adjusting the transducer angle to optimize performance.

Yes, the TM150M transducer is a plastic transom-mount transducer, making it compatible with most hull types, including fiberglass, aluminum, or wood hulls. The key is to find a location on the transom that ensures laminar water flow for optimal performance.

Installing the TM150M transducer requires common tools such as a drill, drill bits, a screwdriver, and marine sealant. It is recommended to carefully follow the instructions provided with the transducer for correct and secure installation.

Yes, to optimize performance, the transducer must be installed in an area where the water flow is as smooth as possible, away from turbulence generated by the propeller, keels, or other appendages. It should be placed slightly below the waterline and oriented correctly to ensure accurate readings.

The TM150M transducer is compatible with Raymarine multifunction displays (MFD) featuring integrated CHIRP technology, such as the Axiom or Element series. It can also be used with a compatible Raymarine external CHIRP sounder module, such as the CP100, if your MFD does not have an integrated CHIRP sounder.

No, the Raymarine TM150M transducer is specifically designed for use with Raymarine sounder systems and multifunction displays. It is generally not compatible with devices from other manufacturers due to specific connectors and communication protocols.

This depends on your current Raymarine equipment. If your Raymarine multifunction display already has an integrated CHIRP fishfinder (as is the case for many Axiom or Element models), an additional fishfinder module is not required. If your MFD does not have this integrated feature, you will need an external compatible CHIRP fishfinder module (e.g., a Raymarine CP100) to use the TM150M transducer.