Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. has officially introduced its latest 5 kW rubber-coated transducer, a powerful innovation designed for deep-sea fishing, oceanographic research, and offshore sonar systems. The new model enhances bottom detection and sonar precision even in extreme depths, continuing Furuno’s long-standing commitment to marine technology excellence.
The Furuno CA200B-12H is a rubber-coated transducer engineered to withstand harsh marine environments. With a 200 kHz frequency and a narrow 4° beam angle, it delivers exceptional clarity and target separation, making it ideal for both commercial and research applications.
🔧 Key Specifications
- Power Output: 5 kW
- Frequency: 200 kHz – optimized for deep-sea sonar performance
- Beam Angle: 4° narrow cone for precise bottom detection
- Mounting: Rubber coated housing, suitable for tank or external mount
- Cable: 15 m (no connector), compliant with Furuno installation standards
Its durable rubber coating minimizes corrosion, vibration, and impact, ensuring stable performance and long-term reliability in saltwater conditions. This construction also makes it compatible with a wide range of Furuno sonar models, including deep-water CH-250 and FCV-2100 series.
🌊 Applications
The 5 kW Furuno transducer is suitable for:
- Commercial deep-sea fishing vessels
- Oceanographic research and bathymetric surveys
- Offshore platforms and subsea inspection systems
- Survey vessels requiring high-precision sonar imaging
Professionals in the marine community have already shared positive feedback about this model in the Furuno USA Forum, praising its strong signal stability and clarity even at high depths.
⚙️ Availability
The new transducer is now available through Furuno Authorized Dealers, and trusted marine suppliers such as Citimarine Store. For more details, visit the official Furuno Product Page.
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