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Panoptix™ PS70, Transducer Only

£4,999.99
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010-02768-10
The Panoptix PS70 transducer-only is the stainless-steel thru-hull live sonar transducer on its own, for flush or pocket mounting where a fairing block is not needed. Powered by Garmin RapidReturn, it gives live sonar views up to 305 m (1,000 ft) below the boat across four modes.

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Description

This is the Panoptix PS70 transducer on its own, for boats that can flush or pocket mount the unit and do not need the fairing block. It is the same stainless-steel thru-hull live sonar transducer powered by Garmin RapidReturn, giving live sonar views up to 305 m (1,000 ft) below the boat for deep-sea fishing. Four modes cover every situation: LiveVu Down for real-time targets, Traditional sonar, Triple-Beam for a port, straight-down and starboard split, and RealVu 3D Historical for a scanned three-dimensional view. A wide 120-degree port-to-starboard by 8-degree bow-to-stern beam covers large areas of water, while 800 W of power, image stabilisation and a fast refresh rate keep the picture clear at depth. It connects through an integrated Garmin BlueNet cable to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or BlueNet 20 switch, with legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotters supported via an adapter cable.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Panoptix PS70 stainless-steel thru-hull live sonar transducer, supplied on its own for flush or pocket mounting
  • Live sonar views up to 305 m (1,000 ft) below the boat, powered by Garmin RapidReturn
  • Four sonar modes: LiveVu Down, Traditional, Triple-Beam and RealVu 3D Historical
  • Wide 120-degree (port to starboard) by 8-degree (bow to stern) beam
  • 800 W power output with image stabilisation and a fast refresh rate
  • Transducer only: no fairing block (available separately for angled hulls)
  • Connects via an integrated Garmin BlueNet cable to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter (or Marine Network via adapter)
  • Panoptix PS70-TH stainless-steel thru-hull transducer with integrated Garmin BlueNet cable
  • Hull nut, washers and mounting hardware
  • Isolation bushings (for metal hulls)
  • Anti-seize compound
  • 7.5 A fuse
  • Documentation

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General

ConfigurationPS70 stainless-steel thru-hull transducer supplied on its own (no fairing block), for flush or pocket mounting
Operating temperature0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
Storage temperature-40 to 70°C (-40 to 158°F)

Sonar

Sonar typeLive sonar powered by Garmin RapidReturn (multi-beam), with image stabilisation; minimum 10 frames per second refresh
Sonar modesLiveVu Down, Traditional sonar, Triple-Beam (port / straight down / starboard) and RealVu 3D Historical
Frequency200 kHz (190 to 210 kHz)
Maximum depthUp to 305 m (1,000 ft)
Beam coverage120 degrees (port to starboard) by 8 degrees (bow to stern)
Power output800 W

Connectivity

Network connectionIntegrated Garmin BlueNet cable connects to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or Garmin BlueNet 20 switch; legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotters supported via the Garmin Marine Network adapter cable (010-12531-01). No separate sonar black box required

Mounting

Mounting typeStainless-steel thru-hull; flush or pocket mount (no fairing block supplied); suits cored fibreglass, non-cored fibreglass and metal hulls (isolation bushings for metal hulls)

Physical

Transducer dimensions (W x H)114 x 216 mm (4.5 x 8.5 in)

Electrical

Input voltage10 to 35 Vdc
Fuse7.5 A (included)
What is the difference between this and the PS70 with fairing block?
This is the PS70 transducer on its own, for flush or pocket mounting. The other version adds a fairing block and mounting hardware so the transducer can be fitted on hulls with deadrise angles from 0 to 20 degrees.
How deep can the PS70 see?
The PS70 provides live sonar views up to 305 m (1,000 ft) below the boat, which makes it suited to deep-sea fishing.
What sonar modes does the PS70 offer?
The PS70 offers four modes: LiveVu Down, Traditional sonar, Triple-Beam (a port, straight-down and starboard split) and RealVu 3D Historical, with a wide 120-degree by 8-degree beam.
How does the PS70 connect to my chartplotter?
The PS70 has an integrated Garmin BlueNet cable that connects to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or BlueNet 20 switch. Legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotters are supported using the Garmin Marine Network adapter cable. No separate black box is required.