TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION MANUAL
V2.6
Page 1: ...TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION MANUAL V2 6...
Page 2: ...ted WASSP system components DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY REVISION DATE REASON FOR CHANGE VERSION April 2016 Compilation 1 0 June 2016 Added Technical Specification and updates 1 1 June 2017 Corrected typ...
Page 3: ...land 25 7 3 Transducer Cable 28 7 3 1 Replacing Repairing an RJ 45 Connector29 8 Cable Connection to DRX 30 9 Technical Specification 32 10 Product Registration Support and Resources 32 FIGURES Figure...
Page 4: ...of each individual vessel This must be sized and constructed accurately The sea chest provides a stable platform for the transducer and must be mounted as horizontal to the vessel s waterline as possi...
Page 5: ...cer ASM SHEET SIZE DATE 200691 30 01 2020 Alexandra Oetzel Craig Shannon B C D E F A 1 8 6 7 5 4 3 2 GENERAL NOTES PART MUST BE CLEAN WITH NO SINKS FLASH SHARP EDGES OR BURRS 1 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN M...
Page 6: ...om above not to scale Mounting Brackets Figure 5 Positioning the Transducer on the Vessel Hull CAUTION The above mounting example is provided as a guide WASSP Ltd recommend that a reputable boat build...
Page 7: ...ter on the hull or inside the hull in a specially prepared cofferdam with the transducer face flush with the hull and faired to the hull shape It is important that the part of the hull in front of the...
Page 8: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL 5 MOUNTING ASSEMBLY NOTE For the following transducers mounting parts are not included in the package 5 1 160KHZ TRANSDUCER MOUNTING x x PARTS LIST ITEM QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 Tr...
Page 9: ...1 Doc Transducer Installation Version 2 6 May 2021 wassp com wassp com TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION MANUAL TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION MANUAL 5 2 80KHZ TRANSDUCER MOUNTING ASSEMBLY All measurements are nominal...
Page 10: ...Alexandra Oetzel Craig Shannon B C D E F A 1 8 6 7 5 4 3 2 GENERAL NOTES PART MUST BE CLEAN WITH NO SINKS FLASH SHARP EDGES OR BURRS 1 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED 2 A...
Page 11: ...hull at the transducer mounting location 2 Cut the fairing using the measured deadrise angle The cutting guide on the fairing can be used to guide the fairing over a bandsaw table 3 Hold the fairing...
Page 12: ...hrough the fairing and hull all the way to the washer and nut 5 Place the backing block over the gland 6 Place a washer and two nuts on the threaded rods inside the boat to secure the backing block 7...
Page 13: ...it will not cause aeration when sealed off 5 Fill the bolt holes on the face of the transducer ensuring that they are sealed and flush consider the product s used as it will need to be removed for th...
Page 14: ...d pipe using a spanner Tighten the lock plate until a good joint is achieved Clean excess marine sealant Lock the lock plate lock screw using an allen key 7 Feed the transducer cable through the gland...
Page 15: ...Forcing the cable to bend twist or stretch beyond its means will damage the transducer and impair performance Once the transducer has been installed ensure that the transducer cable is not under tensi...
Page 16: ...ducer to a DRX and your unit does not have a built in discharge port then we recommend you request an external discharge module to prevent damage to your DRX Figure 14 DRX with the Transducer Receive...
Page 17: ...59 dB RVR 194 dB 194 dB 194 dB Cable Gland Assembly Static Pressure 6bar 6bar 6bar Require installation as per instructions in manual Table 1 Technical Specification 10 PRODUCT REGISTRATION SUPPORT AN...
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