See the dazzling difference in clarity between the standard scanning sonar on the left and the high-definition ClearVü scanning sonar on the right.
- The high-definition exploration probe system provides sharp images of structures and fish with an impressive level of detail
- The high-definition ClearVü probe module offers brilliant image clarity of structures and fish at a distance of up to 60m below the boat
- The High-definition SideVü probe module offers incredibly clear images of the structures and fish on each side of the boat
- It includes the GCV™ 20 probe module that is easy to install and with the option of connecting to a network, and a three-array transducer. Includes supports for aft mirror and electric drag motor
- Share the content without problems with several networked plotters, as well as with the Panoptix™ network probe that sees everything
Clarity and level of detail redefined with the high-definition exploration probe system. Using the GCV™ 20 probe module easy to install and with the option of connecting to a network, in addition to the included three-array GT34UHD transducer, you can now obtain the images of the scanning probe in high definition. You will see everything below and on the sides of the boat with an incredibly sharp and clear level of detail.
High-definition ClearVü exploration
This probe system provides a bright image clarity of the structures and fish under the boat at greater depths than other high-frequency exploration probes because it offers greater power for the detection of targets through a downward-facing element.
High-definition SideVü exploration
Get incredibly clear images of the structures and fish on the sides of the boat. This makes it very easy to explore a fishing area quickly, since you will be able to see everything with surprising clarity from the first moment.
Share the images of the probe
You can share the images of the high-definition exploration probe without problems on several networked plotters. You can also add an optional Panoptix probe that sees everything to your network probes.
Specifications:
Physical and performance characteristics |
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| Dimensions of the Unit (WIDTH/HEIGHT/DEPTH) | 251 mm X 192 mm X 66 mm |
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| Weight | 845 g |
| Water Resistance Classification | IPX7 |
| Temperature Range | From -15°C to 70°C |
| Electric | |
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| Safety Distance From the Compass | 26 cm |
| Probe Specifications And Functions | |
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| ULTRA-HIGH Definition CLEARVÜ | Yes |
| ULTRA-HIGH Definition SIDEVÜ | Yes |
| Frequency | High-definition ClearVü: 800 kHz; High-definition SideVü 1,200 kHz |
| Transmission Power | 500 W (Rms) |
| Maximum Depth | ClearVü high definition 60m; SideVü high definition 40m on each side (75m in total) |
| Connections | |
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| Garmin Marine Network Ports™ | 3 |
FAQs
Route cables using appropriate tie wraps, fasteners, and sealant along the route and through any bulkheads or the deck.
A slow green blink from the status LED indicates the sounder is connected and operating properly.
Use marine sealant after installation to weatherproof around the grommet and cable.
Mounting hardware is included but may not be suitable for all mounting surfaces; select hardware accordingly.
A slow red blink means it is not connected to a chartplotter or is waiting to connect. Check wiring if this persists.
Do not force a cable into its port; if properly aligned, the cable should connect easily without damage to pins.
The GCV 20 must be mounted where it cannot be submerged, with adequate ventilation and away from extreme temperatures.
Do not operate or store the device outside the specified temperature range found in the manual.
Contact the SailRACE team — as certified marine experts we’re happy to help with product selection, installation and after-sales servicing, before and after your purchase.
