Description
- Ultrasonic Speed & Temperature in one housing with no moving parts
- Advanced filtering and sampling rates for increased accuracy at all speeds Data update rate up to 10 x per second
- Speed Range (0.1 to 50 knots)
- Adapts automatically to increases in speed so accuracy remains constant
- Featuring Airmar’s patented Smart Sensor technology
Please Note:
For NMEA 2000 Connection Junction Box 032-3372301 is required
For NMEA 0183 Connection Junction Box 032-2372301 & Cable 032-33135201 is required
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