Raymarine RV-200 RealVision 3D™ All-In-One Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer - 0° - 8M Cable
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RealVision 3D™ All-In-One Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer - 0° - 8M Cable
Raymarine’s RV-200 Bronze All-In-One Through Hull Transducer is designed for inboard and outboard powerboats. The RV-200 lets you easily identify structures and locate fish with the life-like clarity of RealVision 3D™ sonar.
The RV-200 is a 4-channel, Wide Spectrum CHIRP transducer with DownVision™, SideVision™, high frequency CHIRP fish targeting and RealVision 3D™ sonar inside. The transducer has a built-in attitude and heading reference system (AHRS) that stabilizes the sonar imagery, automatically compensating for vessel motion. You’ll enjoy crystal-clear imagery in waves, swells, and while maneuvering. The RV-200 also has a built-in fast response water temperature sensor for quick, accurate readings.
The RV-200 features a rugged cast-bronze through hull body suitable for fiberglass or wooden hulls. The RealVision 3D™ transducer elements are arranged with a 0° offset for boats with flat bottoms. The lowprofile design slips effortlessly through the water without causing drag or cavitation. The near-flush RV- 200 works great on trailered boats too, and with no fairing block to cut, installation is a breeze.
What’s in the Box?
- RV-200 Bronze All-In-One Through Hull Transducer with 8-meter (26-foot cable)
- Anti-rotation bolt kit
- Installation instructions
| Brand | Raymarine |
| Mounting Style | Thru-Hull |
| Weight | 10.6 lb |
| Temperature | Yes |
| Speed Included | No |
| Chirp | High |
| Cable Length (Feet) | 26' |
| Pins | 25 |
| Imagining | Standard/Down/Side |
| File Name | Link to the File |
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Product Questions
Ask a QuestionThe RV200 is specific to Raymarine and will not work on other brands.
Answered by Jim Maier on 2026-03-18