Raymarine CPT-70 Plastic Thru Hull Transducer w/Fairing Block
Raymarine CPT-70 Plastic Thru Hull Transducer w/Fairing Block — Product description
Unlock stunning underwater clarity with the Raymarine CPT-70 plastic thru-hull transducer, designed for boaters who demand precision in every scan. Mounted seamlessly below the waterline, this urethane powerhouse delivers CHIRP sonar alongside high-definition DownVision imaging, revealing fish, structure, and bottom details like never before. Whether you're chasing trophy catches or navigating tricky waters, the CPT-70 transforms your Raymarine display into a window to the depths.
Standout Features for Superior Performance
- Hybrid Sonar Technology: Combines a 25° conical CHIRP beam for pinpoint fish detection with a wide fan-shaped DownVision beam (60° port/starboard, narrow fore/aft) for photo-like bottom mapping.
- Robust Build: Durable plastic/urethane housing withstands harsh marine environments, paired with a fairing block for hull deadrises from 0° to 25°.
- Impressive Depth Capabilities: Dive up to 600 feet (189m) in DownVision mode and 900 feet in Forward Facing, ensuring reliable readings even in deep offshore waters.
- Integrated Sensors: Accurate depth and water temperature data, essential for targeting species and safety.
- Generous Reach: 33-foot (10m) cable provides flexibility for clean routing to your chartplotter or fishfinder.
Dimensions sit at a compact 210.8mm (8.3 inches) long and 131.8mm (5.2 inches) high, making it a straightforward fit for most vessels without compromising hull integrity.
Why Boaters Trust the CPT-70 for Game-Changing Results
Traditional sonar often leaves you guessing—blurry arches and vague shadows that frustrate more than they inform. The CPT-70's CHIRP pulse compression tech paints a sharper picture, distinguishing baitfish schools from keepers with ease. DownVision mode adds a game-changer: razor-sharp, real-time images of wrecks, drop-offs, and vegetation, helping you spot hideouts where big fish lurk.
Installation is a breeze for DIY enthusiasts. The included fairing block aligns perfectly with your hull's angle, minimizing turbulence and maximizing signal quality. Pro tip: Position it forward of props and struts for interference-free scans. Once connected—note the optional adapter for green-collar units—you'll enjoy plug-and-play simplicity with Raymarine's ecosystem.
Maintenance? Rinse with fresh water after saltwater use, and inspect the face for marine growth. Its tough urethane face shrugs off impacts better than brittle ceramics, keeping you on the water longer.
Detailed Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic/Urethane |
| Mount Type | Thru-Hull with Fairing Block |
| Max Depth (DownVision) | 600 ft (189 m) |
| Max Depth (Forward Facing) | 900 ft |
| Beam Width | 25° Conical / 60° Fan |
| Sensors | Depth & Temperature |
| Cable Length | 33 ft (10 m) |
| Hull Deadrise | 0° - 25° |
| Dimensions (L x H) | 210.8 mm x 131.8 mm (8.3 in x 5.2 in) |
Seamless Integration with Your Setup
Engineered for Raymarine multifunction displays like Axiom and Element series that support DownVision. It shines in revealing the seafloor's secrets, outperforming basic transducers in cluttered environments. Always verify your display's sonar module compatibility to ensure optimal pairing—most modern Raymarine units handle it effortlessly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the CPT-70 transducer different from standard sonar units?
It blends CHIRP fishfinding sonar with DownVision imaging for crystal-clear, photo-like views of the bottom, far surpassing traditional 2D sonar in detail and fish separation.
Is the CPT-70 suitable for my boat's hull angle?
Yes, the included fairing block accommodates deadrises from 0° to 25°, ensuring proper alignment and optimal performance on most planing hulls.
How deep can the CPT-70 detect in different modes?
Expect reliable DownVision imaging to 600 feet (189m) and Forward Facing up to 900 feet, depending on water conditions and boat speed.
Does it require any special adapters for installation?
Units with a green locking collar may need a specific adapter cable for secure connection to your Raymarine display.
Can the CPT-70 measure water temperature?
Absolutely—it includes a built-in temperature sensor for real-time water temp readings, vital for fishing strategies.
How do I maintain the CPT-70 for long-term reliability?
Rinse with fresh water after use, clean the face gently, and store dry during off-seasons to prevent fouling and corrosion.
What's the cable length, and is it long enough for most boats?
At 33 feet (10m), it offers ample length for routing to consoles on mid-sized boats without extensions.
Equip your vessel with the CPT-70 and elevate your angling adventures. From coastal cruises to deep-water pursuits, this transducer delivers the intel you need to succeed where others falter.
Urethane Through Hull Transducer with Fairing Block. The CPT-70 requires A80332 Adapter Cable (if you have a green locking collar on the unit.)
Features
- Plastic Thru Hull
- Max Depth: DV=600ft/FF=900ft
- Beam Width: 25°/60°
- Depth and Temperature
- Cable Length: 33ft/10M
- Deadrise: 0-25°
Its maximum depth is 600 feet (Dv) / 900 feet (Ff), and the dead angle is 0-25°. The sensor provides depth and temperature data and includes a 10m cable.
SKU: NVN-64215
MPN: A80278
UPC: 723193784679
Technical specifications
| Brand | Raymarine |
| Model | Raymarine CPT-70 Plastic Thru Hull Transducer w/Fairing Block |
| SKU / MFR# | 64215 |
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