Lowrance  000-14489-001 Active Imaging 3in1

Active Imaging 3-IN-1 Transducer: Active Imaging 3-IN-1 combines the new Active Imaging scanning sonar with a traditional Medium/High CHIRP sonar element for easy single transducer installation.7.6 m (25 ft) cable with 9 pin connector.

• Frequency Traditional: 200 kHz/High : Chirp 83 kHz/Medium Chirp, SideScan: 455 kHz, 800 kHz
• Max depth Traditional: 305 m (1000 ft) at 200 kHz/High Chirp and 83 kHz/Medium Chirp: DownScan: 91 m (300 ft): SideScan: 91 m (300 ft) side range at 455 kHz, 46 m (150 ft) side range at 800 kHz
• Operating speed Traditional: 48 knots (55 mph): DownScan and SideScan: 9 knots (10 mph)

• Active Imaging is a new scanning sonar technology that provides incredibly detailed, high resolution imaging sonar without sacrificing any range
• Active Imaging transducers accomplish this by better directing the SideScan beams which increases resolution and improves range performance
• Active Imaging 3-IN-1 combines the new Active Imaging scanning sonar with a traditional • • Medium/High CHIRP sonar element for easy single transducer installation
• Active Imaging operates at 800kHz or 455kHz with maximum ranges of 150ft (800kHz) or 300ft (455kHz)
• Active Imaging utilizes the latest techniques in sonar signal generation
• Active Imaging transducers are constructed of a polymer that reacts to sound waves more closely to water. This ensures that no sonar signal is lost during transmit or receive
 Active Imaging transducers include separate sonar elements for SideScan transmit and receive • • Separating transmit and receive allows Active Imaging to have an incredibly fast ping speed (Ping speed directly correlates to image resolution). Additionally, these separate elements focus more of the sonar signal outwardly, increasing the sonar signal to the sides and leading to better range performance
• Active Imaging sonar offers no compromise high resolution detail to users
800kHz operation covers many use cases and ranges.
With 800kHz range and resolution capabilities users do not need to choose between seeing in