Raymarine Y Cable f/2 CHIRP Transducers f/CP470/CP570

Unlock enhanced sonar performance on your vessel with the Raymarine Y Cable designed exclusively for linking two CHIRP transducers to CP470 and CP570 sounder modules. This specialized accessory transforms your single-input module into a dual-transducer powerhouse, letting you cover more water and detect fish with greater precision—perfect for serious anglers chasing trophies in diverse underwater environments.

Seamless Dual Transducer Integration

Imagine deploying high and low-frequency CHIRP transducers simultaneously for comprehensive bottom scanning and pelagic species detection. This Y cable splits the signal cleanly, ensuring both transducers operate in harmony without signal interference. Boaters upgrading from single setups report sharper images and fewer missed targets, especially in challenging conditions like murky coastal waters or deep offshore drops.

Precision Engineering for Marine Demands

• Rugged, waterproof construction withstands harsh saltwater exposure and constant vibrations.
• Plug-and-play design with secure Raymarine connectors minimizes setup time on the water.
• Supports full CHIRP bandwidth for superior target separation and depth penetration.
• Compact form factor routes easily through tight console spaces or transducer mounting areas.

Perfect Match for CP470 and CP570 Modules

Engineered specifically for Raymarine's CP470 and CP570 CHIRP sounder modules, this Y cable maintains peak performance without adapters or compromises. It's a must-have for multifunction display (MFD) users expanding sonar capabilities, whether you're running an Axiom, Element, or legacy eSeries network. Pair it with conical or linear transducers for customized coverage tailored to your fishing style—trolling spreads, wreck fishing, or structure scanning.

Boost Your Fishing Success Rate

Anglers swear by dual CHIRP setups for revealing hidden structures and bait balls that single transducers overlook. High-frequency heads pick up subtle marks near the surface, while low-frequency probes deeper realms. This combination delivers vivid, real-time intel that helps you position baits effectively and land more keepers. Saltwater captains also value the redundancy: if one transducer clogs with growth, the other keeps you scanning.

Real-world tip: Mount transducers at slightly offset angles for overlapping beams, maximizing your effective swath width without blind spots. This setup shines during dawn patrols or when pursuing migratory species like tuna or snapper.

Simple Installation for DIY Enthusiasts

Getting started is straightforward—no specialized tools required. Disconnect power from your CP module, attach the Y cable's main plug to the sonar port, then connect each transducer leg. Secure with zip ties to avoid snags, apply dielectric grease to pins for corrosion protection, and power up. Fine-tune gain and frequency ranges via your MFD for optimized results. Most installs wrap up in under 30 minutes, even solo on a rocking deck.

Built to Last in Tough Marine Conditions

Raymarine's commitment to durability means this Y cable resists UV degradation, submersion, and flex fatigue from repeated use. It's an investment that pays dividends season after season, reducing downtime and keeping your electronics reliable when it counts. Skip generic cables—stick with OEM quality to avoid ghosting or data loss that plagues aftermarket options.