Raymarine i50/i60 Wind, Speed & Depth Instrument Pack, ST900/P120 & P319 Transducers

Overview

The Raymarine T70585 is an i50 Tridata/i60 Wind depth, speed, and wind instrument system for sailboats and other helm stations that need the main navigation readouts in one matched package. The i50 Tridata display combines depth and speed information on a 3-line screen, while the i60 Wind display uses an analog wind angle indicator with a digital wind speed readout for quick checks under sail.

Each display uses a 110 x 115 x 44 mm housing and runs on 12 V DC with a 10 V DC to 16 V DC operating range. The displays carry an IPx6 waterproof rating, with operating temperature support from -20 °C to +55 °C, making the system well suited for exposed cockpit installations where spray, sun, vibration, and night use are normal parts of the job.

The package brings together the instrument displays and transducers needed for wind, depth, speed, and water temperature data. It is SeaTalkng network-ready and can be adapted into NMEA 2000 or legacy SeaTalk systems, which helps when adding the system to an existing Raymarine helm or expanding a sailboat electronics network.

Key features

• Combines depth, speed, wind angle, and wind speed readouts in one coordinated instrument package.
• i50 Tridata display shows depth and speed data on an easy-to-read 3-line LCD.
• i60 Wind display pairs an analog wind angle pointer with an LCD wind speed readout for fast sail trim reference.
• Red backlighting supports night passages and low-light cockpit use without overwhelming the helm.
• SeaTalkng connectivity supports integration with Raymarine instruments, autopilots, and compatible onboard networks.
• NMEA 2000 and legacy SeaTalk integration are supported with the appropriate network adaptation.
• IPx6 waterproof rating helps the displays handle spray and washdown exposure in protected or exposed helm locations.
• Compact 110 x 115 x 44 mm display footprint works well on cockpit panels, pedestal pods, and nav station layouts with limited space.
• Low draw electronics use less than 1 W typical display-only power, with up to 2.4 W maximum when a transducer is connected.
• Surface mounting is supported, with an optional trunnion mount kit available for bracket-style installations.

Installation and setup

This system is set up for a typical sailboat instrument installation, with a masthead wind transducer for apparent wind data, a thru-hull speed and temperature transducer, and a dedicated depth transducer. Planning the cable runs before installation is important, especially for the masthead cable, thru-hull locations, and the route back to the SeaTalkng backbone or instrument power source.

The displays are suitable for surface mounting at the helm or nav station. Their shared display size makes panel layouts cleaner when the i50 Tridata and i60 Wind are mounted side by side, and the push-button controls keep day-to-day operation straightforward while underway.

Compatibility and fit

The system is a strong match for sailboats that need dedicated instrument displays instead of relying only on a chartplotter screen. It fits well on coastal cruising boats, club racing boats, and offshore-capable sailing setups where wind, depth, and boat speed should remain visible from the cockpit.

For networked installations, the SeaTalkng connection is the cleanest path into a Raymarine electronics system. Boats with NMEA 2000 or older SeaTalk gear should account for the proper adapters and backbone layout so power, data, and termination are handled correctly.

What’s included

• i50 Tridata instrument display
• i60 Wind instrument display
• Short Arm Wind transducer
• ST900/P120 Speed/Temperature thru-hull transducer
• P319 Depth transducer
• SeaTalkng cabling kit

Use on board

Under sail, the separate wind display keeps angle and speed visible for trim and course decisions, while the Tridata display keeps depth, boat speed, and related trip information close at hand. That separation is useful at the helm because the most important numbers remain readable without changing pages on a multifunction display.

This package makes the most sense for owners replacing older instruments, refitting a sailboat cockpit, or building a Raymarine-based electronics system where dedicated depth, speed, and wind data are needed in all weather and light conditions.