Use this transducer in your compatible Force® Kraken electric motor. Keep in mind that the cable length is designed for Force Kraken electric motors with a factory-installed transducer (black models). White models require an extension cable purchased separately.
Specifications:
| Physical And Performance Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Traditional CHIRP with high frequency band (150-240 kHz); ClearVü/SideVü: 455 kHz (425-485 kHz), 800 kHz (790-850 kHz) and 1000 kHz (940-1100 kHz) |
| Energy | Traditional: 350 W; ClearVü/SideVü: 500 W |
| Beam Width | Traditional CHIRP: 24-16; ClearVü 0.52 x 52 at 1000 kHz, 0.64 x 35 at 800 kHz, 1.1 x 52 at 455 kHz; SideVü 0.52 x 52 at 1000 kHz, 0.64 x 35 at 800 kHz, 1.1 x 52 at 455 kHz |
| Maximum Depth | Traditional: 244 m in fresh water; ClearVü: 122 m; SideVü: 152 m |
| Cable Length | 63″ or 75’″ |
| DEPTH/SPEED/TEMPERATURE | Depth and temperature |
| Number of Sideburns | 12 |
FAQs
Yes. Use compressed air to clear debris from screw holes before assembly.
Apply the included marine grease on new motor gaskets, cable grommet, the 25 mm O-ring, and the O-rings on the bolts before tightening.
Apply a thin film of marine grease (included in the kit) to the grommets and the section of cable that passes through them for sealing.
Tighten all six bolts to 4 N-m (35 lbf-in) using a torque wrench for proper assembly.
Use the provided grommet without a hole to prevent water ingress that may damage the motor.
Always disconnect the trolling motor from the battery before servicing. Do not run the motor with the propeller out of the water to avoid injury.
No. Do not pull or support the motor by its cables to prevent damage to connections and the motor.
Disconnect the motor from the power source to prevent electric shock or damage.
Always disconnect the trolling motor from the battery before performing any service to avoid shock or damage.
Yes, you will need to replace zip ties and cut off the old transducer cable locking ring when replacing the transducer.
Always pull by the cables themselves and not the motor or connectors to avoid damaging connections.
Feed the transducer cable through the shaft’s front hole using the grommet nut with the threaded side facing the downshaft adapter.
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.
