Furuno TZT9E TZtouchE 9" MFD | TruEcho CHIRP
Furuno TZT9E TZtouchE 9" MFD | TruEcho CHIRP — Product description
The Furuno TZT9E is a 9-inch multi-touch multifunction display that packs Furuno's trusted fishfinding and a modern glass interface into a compact size. With built-in TruEcho CHIRP sonar, Side-Scan, and full networking, it's a serious helm display for boats where a 9-inch screen fits best.
Not every helm has room for a big display, but that shouldn't mean giving up capability. The Furuno TZT9E puts the full TZtouchE experience into a compact 9-inch multi-touch display, so smaller boats and tighter helms, or a second station on a bigger boat, get Furuno's trusted fishfinding and modern glass interface without needing a lot of dash space. It's a genuinely capable helm display in a size that fits almost anywhere.
The screen is a 9-inch color multi-touch IPS LCD. IPS gives you wide viewing angles and good color, and the all-glass multi-touch interface with edge-swipe control keeps operation quick and intuitive, pinch, swipe, and tap the way you'd expect from a modern touchscreen. For a compact display, it's a clean and responsive canvas for charts, sonar, and radar.
The fishfinding is where Furuno's heritage shows, and the TZT9E doesn't hold back despite its size. It has a built-in TruEcho CHIRP fishfinder plus CHIRP Side-Scan, and it supports both CW sonar at 50 and 200 kHz and CHIRP across 40 to 225 kHz, working with 300 watt, 600 watt, and 1 kilowatt transducers. That means you can match it to inshore or deep offshore fishing, and get the target separation and clarity that CHIRP is known for. Side-Scan adds a wide view out to the sides of your boat, great for finding structure and fish you'd otherwise run right past. The transducer is chosen to suit your boat and water.
It comes loaded with modern navigation features. It supports TZ MAPS charting with a one-year subscription and updates, and it includes AI Routing to help plan safe, efficient routes. As a networkable display, it's radar compatible and expands to sonar, cameras, IP devices, and sensors, so you can grow it into a full system. That makes it just as valid as the hub of a small-boat helm as it is a fully-capable second station on a larger vessel, sharing radar and sonar across the network.
It runs on a 12 to 24 volt DC supply, which fits both smaller and larger boat electrical systems, and the compact 9-inch size makes it easy to place where bigger displays simply won't go. Its efficiency and small footprint are part of what makes it such a natural fit for a second station or a tight helm.
There's a reason Furuno earns the loyalty it does among serious anglers, and the TZT9E brings that reputation to boats that can't fit a big screen. The fishfinding is the real draw, tuned over decades to pull clean, readable returns out of tough conditions, and here it's paired with a bright, responsive multi-touch display in a footprint that fits a tight console or a second station. Add TZ MAPS charting, AI Routing, and the ability to network radar and cameras, and this compact 9-inch display punches well above its size as the heart of a capable, expandable helm.
On a practical note, the compact size and light footprint make it easy to add without a major helm rebuild, so it is a natural upgrade or second-station addition rather than a big project. You get real Furuno capability in a display you can fit almost anywhere, which is a rare and welcome combination.
Who's this for? Anglers and cruisers who want Furuno's trusted fishfinding and a modern multi-touch display in a compact 9-inch size, whether for a smaller boat, a tight helm, or a capable second station on a bigger vessel. If you want serious sonar and full networking but don't have room for a big screen, the TZT9E gives you the whole TZtouchE platform in a size that fits. There's also a 13-inch TZT13E in the same family if you have the dash space for more screen.
Key Features
- 9-inch color multi-touch IPS LCD with edge-swipe control
- Built-in TruEcho CHIRP fishfinder plus CHIRP Side-Scan
- Supports CW 50/200 kHz and CHIRP 40 to 225 kHz sonar
- Works with 300 W, 600 W, and 1 kW transducers (sold separately)
- TZ MAPS charting support with AI Routing
- Radar compatible, expands to sonar, cameras, and sensors
- Networkable, ideal as a helm hub or second station
- 12 to 24 V DC supply, compact footprint
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Furuno reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Furuno TZT9E TZtouchE 9in MFD |
|---|---|
| Brand | Furuno |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TZT9E |
| UPC | 611679408662 |
| Screen Size | 9 in color multi-touch IPS LCD |
| Fishfinder | Built-in TruEcho CHIRP + CHIRP Side-Scan |
| Sonar Frequencies | CW 50/200 kHz, CHIRP 40 to 225 kHz |
| Transducer Support | 300 W / 600 W / 1 kW (sold separately) |
| Charts | TZ MAPS (1-year subscription) |
| Routing | AI Routing |
| Radar | Compatible (expandable) |
| Expansion | Sonar, cameras, IP devices, sensors |
| Interface | All-glass multi-touch, edge-swipe control |
| Supply Voltage | 12 to 24 V DC |
Frequently asked questions
Does it have a built-in fishfinder?
Yes. It has a built-in TruEcho CHIRP fishfinder plus CHIRP Side-Scan, supporting CW sonar at 50 and 200 kHz and CHIRP across 40 to 225 kHz. The transducer is chosen separately to match your boat.
What is Side-Scan good for?
It gives you a wide view out to the sides of your boat, which is great for finding structure and fish you'd otherwise run right past looking only straight down.
What transducers does it support?
It supports 300 watt, 600 watt, and 1 kilowatt transducers, so you can match it to inshore or deep offshore fishing.
What charts does it use?
It supports TZ MAPS charting with a one-year subscription and updates, and it includes AI Routing to help plan safe, efficient routes.
Is it a good second display?
Yes. It's a networkable, radar-compatible display, so it works well as a fully-capable second station on a larger boat, sharing radar and sonar across the network, as well as the main helm on a smaller boat.
How big is the screen?
It's a 9-inch color multi-touch IPS LCD, compact enough to fit tight helms and second stations where a bigger display won't go.
What power does it need?
It runs on a 12 to 24 volt DC supply, which fits both smaller and larger boat electrical systems.
Is there a larger version?
Yes. The TZT13E offers the same TZtouchE capability in a 13-inch screen if you have room for more display.