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DST810 Gen2 Smart Multisensor Plastic Thru-Hull Transducer 0 degree Tilt

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Raymarine E70667 DST810 Gen2 Smart Multisensor Plastic Thru-Hull Transducer 0 degree Tilt

Item #: E70667 by Raymarine

Brand: Raymarine

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Product Overview
RAYMARINE DST810 Gen2 Smart Multisensor Plastic Thru-Hull Transducer 0 degree Tilt The Raymarine DST810 Gen2 Smart Multisensor combines three critical marine functions "depth, speed, and temperature in one compact, efficient through-hull transducer. This innovative retractable sensor design allows easy maintenance and cleaning without haul-out, saving time and money throughout the boating season. The low-profile plastic housing minimizes underwater drag while delivering accurate performance data in real-time. Smart sensor technology with SeaTalkng connectivity integrates seamlessly with Raymarine multifunction displays and instrument systems, providing instant access to depth readings, boat speed through water, and precise water temperature measurements. The 0 degree element alignment suits flat to moderate deadrise hulls up to 7 degree. High-quality construction ensures reliable long-term performance in saltwater and freshwater environments. The Gen2 version features improved sensor accuracy and enhanced durability compared to previous generations. Simple installation through standard 2-inch hull fitting. Compatible with all Raymarine chartplotters, autopilots, and instrument displays via SeaTalkng or NMEA 2000 networks.