Lowrance Active Imaging Transducer
Best high-definition sonar upgrade for serious anglers seeking crystal-clear underwater detail.
This is the ultimate upgrade for anglers who demand photographic-level clarity of the bottom structure. By pairing it with your existing CHIRP setup, you gain unmatched target separation, though you will need to manage two separate transducers to get the full picture.
$399.00
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Who it's for
- Tournament anglers needing precise structure and fish identification
- Efficiency-minded boaters covering large areas of water quickly
- DIY installers preferring a streamlined, single-transducer setup
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious anglers seeking a cost-effective sonar upgrade
- Owners of legacy Lowrance displays lacking HDS PRO compatibility
- Owners of smaller boats with limited transom mounting space
Performance breakdown
Imaging Resolution
The 1.2 MHz frequency provides near-photographic clarity of underwater structures.
Target Identification
FishReveal technology removes the guesswork by highlighting fish against complex backgrounds.
System Compatibility
Seamless integration with HDS PRO displays, though older units require additional modules.
Durability
Rugged IP67-rated housing withstands harsh marine environments and temperature extremes.
Installation Complexity
Transom mounting is straightforward but requires careful cable routing for optimal performance.
Signal Precision
Advanced transducer design minimizes interference for a consistently clean sonar feed.
Key Specs
Mounting Type
Transom Mount
Sonar Type
SideScan, DownScan Imaging
Frequencies
455/800kHz and 455/1.2MHz
Technology
High-frequency (up to 1.2MHz) SideScan and DownScan Imaging
Compatibility
Lowrance HDS PRO (Direct), HDS LIVE, HDS Carbon, Elite FS, Simrad NSSevo3S, NSS evo3, GO series (with S3100 module)
Connection
9-Pin XSONIC
Cable Length
25'
Waterproof Rating
IP67
Operating Temperature Range
-15°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature Range
-30°C to 70°C
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