Garmin Panoptix PS70 Thru-Hull Transducer with Fairing Block

• Live Sonar Up to 300 Metres
• Multiple Sonar Modes
• Wide Sonar Beam
• Image Stabilisation
• Thru-Hull Mounting
• 800-Watt Power Output

The Panoptix PS70 stainless steel thru-hull transducer is powered by Garmin RapidReturn sonar, which gives you live sonar views up to 300 metres below the surface.

See Fish Live, Catch Fish Deep

Garmin RapidReturn Sonar - This sonar sends multiple simultaneous pings through the water column. The result is live sonar capabilities up to 300 metres, giving deep sea anglers a real-time view of what’s below the surface.

LiveVU Down Sonar - See real-time live sonar images up to 300 metres. With Garmin RapidReturn, anglers can see small baitfish and target game fish in real time. The wide 120-degree beam angle covers huge areas of water.

Traditional Sonar - View crisp, clear fish arches with excellent separation of targets under the boat.

Triple-Beam Sonar - Get a 3-way traditional sonar split that gives sonar returns from the port and starboard directions, as well as targets directly under the boat, in an easy-to-understand traditional sonar view. Adjust the beam angles to fine-tune 3 columns of sonar data.

RealVU 3D Sonar - Historical scanning technology helps find fish and build a map of the ocean floor while your boat is moving. It shows the entire water column you have passed over in 3D, from the bottom to the surface and all fish in between. The True Motion 3D sonar returns feature now follows the vessel’s course over ground.

Quickdraw Controur Feature - Survey areas of the ocean floor in great detail. New QuickDraw Contours feature improvement allows users to survey wide swaths of the ocean floor, even at depths up to 300 metres.

Get The Performance Needed For Deep-Sea Fishing

Live Sonar Display Rate - Panoptix PS70 will display at a minimum of 10 frames per second (6 to 8 times faster than the competition), which results in faster sonar returns.

Wide Sonar Beam - Locate bait and fish quickly with wide 120-degree by 8-degree sonar beam, which covers more of the water column at once.

Image Stabilisation - An internal sensor will stabilise sonar returns, so you see a clear view even in rough waters.

Thru-Hull Installation - The stainless steel thru-hull transducer can be flush mount or pocket mounted. A fairing block allows for deadrise angles of 0 to 20 degrees. The optional fairing block can survive high operating speeds and withstand the rough conditions found offshore.

High-Power Sonar - 800-watt power output gives stronger sonar penetration through the water.

In The Box

• PS70 down-looking thru-hull down transducer
• Fairing block
• Stainless steel thru-hull mounting hardware
• Power cable
• Network cable 12 metres (40 ft) with network adapter
• Documentation