Raymarine RVM-400 Transducer
Best high-performance sonar for powerboat owners with shallow-deadrise hulls.
This thru-hull powerhouse delivers the most detailed 3D sonar imagery available for flat-bottomed boats. You sacrifice the flexibility of a transom mount for a rugged, drag-free installation that provides rock-solid stability and precision in even the most demanding marine environments.
$746.04
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CED Marine
Who it's for
- Serious captains demanding clear sonar returns at high cruising speeds
- Anglers needing high-definition underwater imaging and precise fish identification
- Boaters requiring durable equipment for high-speed, saltwater marine environments
Who should skip it
- Owners of V-hull boats requiring specific deadrise compensation
- DIY owners uncomfortable with permanent hull modifications and drilling
- Budget-conscious boaters seeking affordable or entry-level sonar solutions
Performance breakdown
Sonar Clarity
RealVision MAX technology delivers exceptional detail for identifying underwater structures and fish.
Image Stabilization
Integrated AHRS sensors keep 3D imagery steady even in choppy water.
Build Durability
Stainless steel construction provides long-term reliability in harsh marine environments.
Hydrodynamic Efficiency
Low-profile design minimizes drag to maintain boat speed and fuel efficiency.
Data Precision
Fast-response sensor ensures highly accurate water temperature readings for better fishing.
Installation Versatility
Limited to shallow deadrise hulls, requiring precise planning for optimal mounting.
Key Specs
Type
All-in-one through hull transducer
Material
Stainless Steel
Deadrise
0 Degree (for hulls < 5°)
Cable Length
8M
Sonar Capabilities
DownVision, SideVision, 600W High CHIRP, 3D Sonar
Integrated AHRS for 3D sonar stabilization
Built-in fast-response water temperature sensor
Compatibility
RVM1600 Sonar Module, Axiom 2 Pro RVM Chartplotters
600W traditional CHIRP
Rugged stainless steel through hull body
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