Garmin Panoptix PS22-TR

2024-05-20T19:54:16+02:00

Price: 882.64

Transducer for electric drag motor with two Panoptix LiveVü modes

The LiveVü forward probe shows the structures and fish that are in front of and around the boat

The LiveVü downward probe shows what is around and under the boat, which will be very useful in vertical fishing and jigging

Narrow beam angle (20 degrees) for clear, sharp and higher resolution images

Installation on the axle or drum of the electric drag motors

Single-screw mounting design for simple mode changes

Garmin is the first company to offer your boat two Panoptix probe imaging modes in a single transducer. Panoptix, the probe that sees everything, is different from anything you've seen in the water. It offers you the possibility of seeing everything that surrounds your boat, and what is under it, in real time and at a distance of up to 90 m.

It's not just a probe, it's a Panoptix probe

Panoptix provides a whole new perspective on fishing. Other probes only show images of the fish over which the transducer has passed. To capture these images, it is necessary for the boat to move. Everything that appears on the screen is technically history; it's a thing of the past. Panoptix LiveVü forward and the LiveVü down probes allow the boat to be in motion or stopped. Whatever the orientation of the electric drag motor, you will see live images of what happens underwater.

Fishing comes to life with Panoptix

You can see the bait as it dives, as well as its depth and movement when you recover it. You can see how it moves in relation to the structure in the water. You can see the way the fish swim and react to the bait. If they attack, you will be able to see and feel how they sting. Once they are on the hook, you will be able to see the fight on the screen in real time. With Panoptix LiveVü forward and LiveVü down, you will be able to see that everything comes to life at a distance of up to 90 m in front of and under the boat.

Specifications:

Physical And Performance Characteristics
Frequency | 417 kHz
Energy | 48 W
Beam Width | 90°x20°
Maximum Depth | 90 m down; 60 m forward
Cable Length | 4 m power cable; 4 m Ethernet cable
DEPTH/SPEED/TEMPERATURE | Depth and temperature
Number of Sideburns | Ethernet
Aft Mirror Angles Allowed | Support for axle or drum of electric trawl motor

FAQs

Should you use marine sealant with cable routing grommets?

Grommets don't create a waterproof seal. Apply marine sealant as needed after cable installation.

How do you secure the transducer cable during installation?

Secure the transducer cable to the shaft or other secure location with cable ties to prevent damage.

What fuse rating must be used with the PS22-TR power cable?

A 4.0 A mini 32 Vdc fuse must be used to prevent damage and maintain warranty.

How do you secure the transducer cable during trolling motor installation?

Use cable ties to secure the transducer cable to the shaft or another secure location.

What materials is the PS22-TR transducer made from?

The transducer’s housing is made from ASA plastic.

What material is the PS22-TR transducer constructed from?

The PS22-TR uses ASA plastic as its construction material.

What is the software update procedure for the device?

Insert a software update card after booting the chartplotter and follow on-screen instructions. Do not remove the card until prompted.