Below is a selection of some of our Sounders. You can browse through the selection or go straight to the model by clicking below.
| Furuno FCV-620 | Furuno FCV-585 | Furuno LS-4100 | Furuno LS-6100 |
| Navman Fish 4507 |
Furuno FCV-620
The FCV-620 is Furuno's smallest colour LCD sounder. With a 5.6" display, 50kHz and 200kHz operating frequencies this sounder has been designed for the small fishing and recreational boat market. It has digital filtering to achieve better detection in both shallow and deep water and new display design which is easy to flush fit or allows the unit to swivel when desk mounted. Available with bronze or plastic thru-hull transducers or a transom mounted transducer this sounder offers a host of features and lets you analyse fish or bottom targets.
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Furuno FCV-585
With features similar to the FCV-620 above, this sounder has a larger 8.4" high resolution display.
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This compact 5" sunlight monochrome sounder offers many features you will find on "top of the range" models at a low price. The LS-4100 is supplied as standard with a transom mounted transducer. This can however be mounted inside a fibre glass hull with the RES In-Hull Transducer Kit.
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Very popular, the LS-6100 has a 6" high-contrast direct sunlight monochrome LCD. Competitively priced, this sounder has the same transducer options as the FCV-600L (see above). "Mini-navigator" feature provides 12 "Go To" waypoints with programmable names. Ideal for primary or back-up navigation.
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Styled to match the rest of the Navman range, the 4507 has a 5" daylight viewable colour LCD. With dual frequency and a powerful transmitter and a choice of transducers this sounder is the perfect partner to the Navman 5505 GPS /Plotter.
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