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Airmar DT800 NMEA 2000 Thru-Hull Tilted Element Smart Sensor - 20 degree

SKU: ARM-DT820PV-235-N2  |  Manuf. Code: DT820PV-235-N2
List Price:  $479.99 USD
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DESCRIPTION

The Airmar DT800 is a high-performance NMEA 2000 thru-hull sensor providing depth and temperature data directly to your marine network. Featuring a 20-degree tilted element to compensate for hull deadrise, this low-profile sensor ensures accurate readings and minimal drag, making it an essential tool for serious offshore cruisers and powerboaters.

FEATURES

  • Thru-hull smart sensor design.
  • NMEA 2000 network connectivity.
  • 20-degree tilted element for hull deadrise.
  • Provides accurate depth and temperature data.
  • Durable construction for marine environments.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

DescriptionImperialMetric
Max Load800 lb362.9 kg
Drum Dia.2 3/8 in60.3 mm
Line Speed (No Load)70 ft/min21.3 m/min
Current Draw (No Load)12 amps12 amps
Current Draw (Max Load)35 amps35 amps
Weight18.0 lb8.2 kg

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