Raymarine CP570 Professional CHIRP Sonar Module

Engineered for serious anglers, the CP570 sonar module bring best-in-class target separation and high resolution CHIRP sonar imagery to Raymarine multifunction displays. Using a wide spectrum of frequencies and greater sensitivity the CP570's advanced CHIRP transceiver can see through dense schools of baitfish, identify thermoclines, and simultaneously target desired game fish.

Rated for offshore use and rough conditions, the CP570 intelligently filters out unwanted noise while producing high resolution fish targets and reliable bottom tracking.

For the professional angler the CP570’s two fully independent sonar channels deliver faster target identification and up to 4kW of combined output power.

Serious Offshore Sonar

• Superior target definition and enhanced sensitivity using Raymarine’s exclusive wide spectrum CHIRP sonar technology.
• Target fish, identify bait, and track the sea floor down to 10,000ft. (3,000m) with two adjustable CHIRP sonar channels.
• Hunt for fish in different parts of the water column with the CP570’s two fully independent 2kW sonar channels.

Stunning Detail & Clarity

• With 10 times the resolution of ordinary sonars the CP570 delivers sharper, more defined fish targets and automatically filter out unwanted noise so you never miss the action below.
• TruZoom™ magnification mode reveals extra target detail without any loss of resolution The CP570’s ultra-fast ping rate processing delivers accurate bottom tracking in extreme offshore conditions

Easy To Customise

• Choose optional low, medium, and high CHIRP frequency transducers in standard or wide-beam to match your fishing preferences.
• The CP570 automatically recognizes connected transducers and adjust sonar parameters for optimized performance
• View and control each CHIRP channel independently and create your own combination of full or split screen sonar windows on Raymarine’s LightHouse II powered multifunction displays

NOTE: The CP570 requires 2 elements to function. Either Low/High (LH), Low/Medium (LM) or Med/High (MH). The 2 elements can be within one transducer or as single elements in a "Transducer Pair".