Overview

The Raymarine E70532-00-NAG is a 7-inch fishfinder/chartplotter combo with a built-in HyperVision sonar module, Navionics+ USA and Canada chart coverage, and no transducer in the box. It suits helms where you want one screen for charting and sonar, but you also want to choose the transducer separately to match the hull, mounting position, and the kind of fishing you do.

It runs on 12 V DC with an 8 to 16 V operating range, uses a 7.0 inch WVGA 800 x 480 display with 1500 nits brightness, and carries IPX6 and IPX7 water ingress protection. The internal GPS/GNSS receiver tracks GPS, GLONASS, and Beidou, so the unit can handle chartplotting on its own while also tying into a SeaTalkng or NMEA 2000 backbone for shared vessel data.

Because this package does not include a transducer, sonar performance depends on what you add. With a compatible HyperVision transducer, the display can run RealVision 3D, SideVision, DownVision, and 200 kHz high CHIRP views, which is useful when you want one display to cover navigation, structure scanning, and fishfinding from the same helm position.

Key features

• 7.0 inch WVGA 800 x 480 screen with 1500 nits brightness for console mounting in full sun
• Built-in HyperVision sonar module supports RealVision 3D, SideVision, DownVision, and 200 kHz high CHIRP when paired with a compatible transducer
• Navionics+ USA and Canada chart coverage included, with support for Navionics, C-MAP, and personal RealBathy mapping
• Internal GPS/GNSS receiver supports GPS, GLONASS, and Beidou for standalone navigation
• SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000 connectivity through the supplied cable for vessel data, sensor data, and position sharing to compatible VHF equipment
• 12 V DC power with an 8 to 16 V operating range and a 5 A inline fuse requirement
• IPX6 and IPX7 water ingress protection, plus a MicroSDXC slot for charts, updates, and saved data
• Dedicated keypad control with an oversized waypoint key and three Quicklaunch buttons for use underway

Installation and setup

This package works well for a fresh install or a helm refit where you want to bracket-mount first and keep flush-mount as an option later. The box includes both the trunnion bracket and flush-mount hardware, and the supplied combined cable gives you a 1.5 m power lead and a 0.5 m NMEA 2000 lead, which helps when the network backbone is close to the helm.

For sonar, plan the transducer choice before cutting or drilling. A compatible HyperVision transducer is the right match when you want the full scanning and 3D sonar feature set. If your setup only needs traditional 200 kHz sonar, transducer choice can be narrower, but this display is at its best when it is paired with the HyperVision side of the platform.

Compatibility and fit

This unit belongs on a 12-volt system. Boats that run a 24-volt house bank will need proper power conversion because the operating range tops out at 16 V DC. On a SeaTalkng or NMEA 2000 network, it can display compatible sensor and vessel data and pass GPS position to equipment on the same backbone. Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi also allows wireless updates.

It is best treated as a standalone chartplotter and fishfinder at the helm, or as part of an Element-only setup. It does not RayNet-network with Raymarine multifunction displays, so it is not the right choice when the goal is to add another screen to an Axiom network. It is a good match for smaller center consoles, bay boats, skiffs, and similar fishing boats where keypad control, a compact footprint, and separate transducer choice matter more than full MFD expansion.

What’s included

• Element display
• Surface mount gasket
• Suncover
• Trunnion knobs
• Documentation
• Trunnion bracket
• Surface mount stainless steel fixings
• Power and NMEA 2000 cable