Honda Electronic Rubber Mold Type TD68 2kW Transducer

Description

The Honda Electronic Rubber Mold Type TD68 2kW Transducer serves as the ultimate acoustic powerhouse for high-end bridge systems. By utilizing a specialized rubber-molded construction, this transducer effectively dampens hull-borne vibrations and mechanical noise, ensuring that the sonar signal remains clean and free from interference even in turbulent seas. The 2kW output power provides a significant tactical advantage, allowing the system to maintain a stable bottom lock and clear target visualization at depths where standard 1kW sensors begin to lose detail.

Brand

Honda Electronics

HONDA ELECTRONICS has brought innovations to the world by introducing ultrasonic technologies since the release of the world-first transistor fishfinder in 1956. With originality in mind, HONDA ELECTRONICS also respects technologies in various fields and participates in many collaborative projects. This “Open Technology” policy shall lead us to make further contributions that will enhance human life.

Specifications

(50&200kHz)　(5pin)
80 x 193 x 109 mm
50kHz : 2kW
200kHz : 1kW
Cable Length : 15 meters

Features

High-Power 2kW Transmission: Delivers massive pulse energy for extreme depth penetration and exceptional signal stability in deep offshore environments.
Professional Rubber Mold Construction: Provides maximum acoustic insulation, vibration resistance, and a watertight seal for heavy-duty industrial vessels.
Dual-Frequency Versatility: Supports 50kHz for deep-range search and 200kHz for high-definition target identification and seafloor mapping.
Enhanced Acoustic Clarity: Engineered to provide superior target separation, allowing users to distinguish fish schools from bottom structure with ease.

Applications

Deep-Sea Industrial Fishing: Specialized for large trawlers and purse seiners tracking high-value species in the deep ocean.
Offshore Commercial Navigation: Reliable depth sensing for industrial tankers and bulk carriers in deep-water maritime corridors.
Advanced Hydrographic Mapping: Providing the high-power acoustic returns necessary for detailed bathymetric surveys.
High-Vibration Vessels: The preferred choice for steel-hull or high-powered vessels where mechanical noise isolation is critical.