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Garmin Panoptix Ps51-th Frontvu Transducer

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Garmin Panoptix Ps51-th Frontvu TransducerGarmin Panoptix PS51 TH Premium FrontV Forward looking Sonar Model: 010 01753 00 UPC: 753759170912 Premium FrontV forward looking sonar helps you avoid running aground Narrow beam, forward looking sonar that focuses on the bottom in front of your boat Displays the bottom ahead of your boat in real time Displays bottom up to 300 feet ahead Delivers nearly instant feedback to give you more time to react The Panoptix multibeam thru hull transducer with

Garmin Panoptix™ PS51-TH Premium FrontVü Forward-looking Sonar

Model: 010-01753-00
UPC: 753759170912
  • Premium FrontVü forward-looking sonar helps you avoid running aground
  • Narrow beam, forward-looking sonar that focuses on the bottom in front of your boat
  • Displays the bottom ahead of your boat in real time
  • Displays bottom up to 300 feet ahead
  • Delivers nearly instant feedback to give you more time to react

The Panoptix multibeam thru-hull transducer with premium FrontVü forward-looking sonar helps you avoid running aground by displaying the bottom ahead of your boat in real time on your chartplotter.

Panoptix FrontVü sonar displays bottom up to 300 feet ahead of the boat (at 8 to 10 times the current depth) and delivers nearly instant feedback to give you more time to react. You can be more confident when navigating unfamiliar water because Panoptix FrontVü has a narrow beam, forward-looking sonar (20 degrees). This allows you to focus on the bottom in front of your boat and not be confused with what is off to each side. It also includes an AHRS sensor for motion stabilization that allows you to see what is in front of your boat even in rough water conditions. And all the FrontVü forward-looking sonar image data can be easily shared with other chartplotters across the Garmin Marine Network.

Panoptix PS51-TH features a standard 50.88 mm (2-inch) stainless steel thru-hull mount. Displays depth and temperature data, and is compatible with all Panoptix capable Garmin chartplotters.

1The ability to effectively avoid running aground with FrontVü sonar decreases as speed rises above 8 knots.

Specifications
Mounting options Thru-hull
Power consumption Power consumption: <1.2A @ 12V
Voltage range 10-35vDC
Frequencies supported 417 kHz
Maximum range 8-10x the current depth, up to 300 ft
Beam shape
LiveVü Forward 20° x 90°
?FrontVü 20° x 90°

What's in the Box:
  • Panoptix PS51-TH forward thru-hull transducer
  • Mounting hardware
  • Fairing block
  • Blanking plug
  • Documenatation
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