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All vital information displayed on a powerful  echosounder

Main echosounder screen, showing trawl lines

starting where the trawl is. This information is 
either taken from the depth sensor or the height
sensor. The built in trawl calculator calculates the
distance to the trawl based on the ships speed
and wire length. The trawl height on the screen 
is 4.1m off the bottom.

The bottom expansion function is a vital tool to

distinguish fish from the bottom. Here the white
line is turned on to even easier separate fish 
and bottom. The trawl line will also be displayed 
in the bottom expansion display giving a better 
resolution. 

High performance transducers

Installing the highly acclaimed Simrad transducers 

will give you maximum performance from the echo-
sounder. The Combi-C and D transducers come in
38/200kHz and 50/200kHz and is the perfect 
match for the PI44/54.

Active PI Charger

The PI Charger enables 

intelligent and safe 
charging of all sensors.  

Hydrophones

The hydrophone is mounted in the hull facing 

the net. For Purse seine one hydrophone is 
installed pointing at the purse seine. For trawl 
it is recommended to install two hydrophones 
facing the trawl. This will ensure constant 
communication during turning and if the trawl 
is off centre line. A portable hydrophone is also 
available for trials and as 
intermediate solution while 
waiting to haul the vessel.

Automatic hydrophone selector

A trawl is often not in a straight line behind 

the vessel, it is on one of the sides. The automatic 
hydrophone selector switch selects the hydrophone
that has the best signal level and makes sure 
that you have optimum reception at all time. 
The switch can be set to manual 
if necessary. 

The new sensor family

The PI family is continuously growing. The

new cable based FS70 system can be integrated 
with the PI system. All information from the PI 
system can be displayed on the FS giving pelagic
trawlers better control of their trawl and 
a perfect back-up if the third wire breaks.

New PI Height Sensor.

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