Garmin

Garmin Panoptix Livescope LVS12 Transducer

£520.00
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010-02143-00
The Panoptix LiveScope LVS12 is a more affordable way into Garmin's live scanning sonar, with LiveScope Down and LiveScope Forward views in real time. Unlike the LVS32 it connects directly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter, so no GLS 10 sonar black box is required.

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Description

The Panoptix LiveScope LVS12 makes Garmin's live scanning sonar more accessible, showing real-time images of fish, structure and your lure beneath and ahead of the boat. It offers LiveScope Down and LiveScope Forward views, and the key practical difference from the LVS32 is that the LVS12 connects directly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter, so there is no need for a separate GLS 10 sonar black box. The transducer covers two 30-degree front-to-back sectors and 20 degrees side to side, operates from 530 kHz to 1.1 MHz and reaches up to 61 m. It supports AHRS image stabilisation and ships with trolling-motor barrel, trolling-motor shaft and transom mounts, using a 12-pin connector and 20 ft cable.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • More affordable way into Panoptix LiveScope live scanning sonar
  • LiveScope Down and LiveScope Forward views in real time
  • Connects directly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter, with no GLS 10 sonar black box needed
  • 530 kHz to 1.1 MHz operation with up to 61 m (200 ft) range
  • Two 30-degree front-to-back sectors by 20-degree side-to-side coverage
  • Trolling-motor barrel, trolling-motor shaft and transom mounts included
  • 12-pin connector with a 20 ft cable and support for AHRS image stabilisation
  • Panoptix LiveScope LVS12 transducer
  • Trolling-motor barrel mount
  • Trolling-motor shaft mount
  • Transom mount
  • Mounting hardware
  • Documentation

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Sonar

Sonar typeLive, real-time scanning sonar (Panoptix LiveScope)
Viewing modesLiveScope Down and LiveScope Forward (no Perspective mode)
Frequency530 kHz to 1.1 MHz
Maximum depth/range61 m (200 ft) down and forward; dependent upon water salinity, bottom type and other water conditions
Field of view (beam coverage)Front to back: two 30-degree sectors; side-to-side: 20 degrees
Transmit power500 W

Connectivity

Network connectionConnects directly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter (no GLS 10 sonar black box required)
Connector12-pin connector
Compass / stabilisationSupports AHRS sensor for sonar image stabilisation (calibration required)

Mounting

Mounting optionsTrolling-motor barrel mount and trolling-motor shaft mount (8-degree bracket) and transom mount included; optional extension bracket for deep-V hulls
Cable length20 ft

Physical

Dimensions (L x H x W)113 x 92 x 23 mm (4.45 x 3.6 x 0.91 in)
Weight (transducer only)500 g (1.1 lb)

General

Operating temperature0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
Storage temperature-40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F)
How is the LVS12 different from the LVS32?
The LVS12 is a more affordable LiveScope transducer that connects directly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter, so it does not need a GLS 10 sonar black box. It offers LiveScope Down and Forward views but, unlike the LVS32, does not support Perspective mode, and uses two 30-degree sectors rather than a continuous 135-degree fan.
Do I need a GLS 10 black box for the LVS12?
No. The LVS12 connects straight to a compatible Garmin chartplotter using its 12-pin connector, which is one of the things that makes it more affordable than the LVS32.
What range and coverage does the LVS12 provide?
The LVS12 has a maximum range of 61 m (200 ft) for both down and forward views, depending on water conditions, covering two 30-degree front-to-back sectors and 20 degrees side to side.
How is the LVS12 mounted?
The transducer comes with trolling-motor barrel, trolling-motor shaft and transom mounts. An optional extension bracket is available for deep-V hulls.