Overview

The Raymarine E70534-05-NAG is a 9 inch fishfinder and chart display package with an HV-100 HyperVision transom transducer and Navionics Nav+ US and Canada chart coverage. It runs on 12 V DC systems with an 8 to 16 V operating range, uses a 1500 nit WVGA screen, and carries IPX6 and IPX7 protection for open-boat use.

This unit combines HyperVision at 1.2 MHz, standard 350 kHz imaging, RealVision 3D, and 200 kHz high CHIRP sonar in one display. HyperVision mode reaches up to 125 ft for close detail on structure and bottom changes, standard DownVision reaches up to 600 ft, and the 200 kHz CHIRP channel reaches up to 900 ft for conventional fishfinding.

The keypad layout suits helms where wet hands, spray, or glove use make touchscreens less practical. It is a strong fit for bay boats, center consoles, bass boats, and small pilothouse setups where you want one dedicated sonar and chart unit at the helm without stepping into a larger glass-bridge style system.

Key features

• 9 inch WVGA non-touch display with 1500 nit brightness and keypad control that stays easy to use in sun, spray, and chop.
• Built-in HyperVision, DownVision, SideVision, RealVision 3D, and 200 kHz high CHIRP sonar in a single display.
• HV-100 transom-mount transducer included with a 6 m cable and one 15-pin HyperVision connection at the back of the unit.
• HyperVision imaging up to 125 ft, standard DownVision up to 600 ft, and 200 kHz CHIRP fishfinding up to 900 ft.
• NMEA 2000 connection through the supplied power cable, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, internal GPS with GPS, GLONASS, and BeiDou support, and one microSDXC card slot.
• 12 V DC power, 20 W draw at 12 V, IPX6 and IPX7 water protection, and an operating range from -25 C to +55 C.

Compatibility and fit

The display works best on boats with a 12 V electrical system and enough helm space for either bracket mounting or flush mounting. In surface-mount form, the display face measures 286.5 x 161 mm, while trunnion-mounted dimensions are 308.4 x 171 x 149.4 mm. That makes it easier to judge dash space before cutting a panel or placing a bracket.

On the network side, it can join a NMEA 2000 backbone and show vessel data from compatible sensors and devices. That matters if you want charting and sonar on the same screen while also keeping tabs on heading data, selected engine information, or other onboard inputs carried on the network.

Installation and setup

The included HV-100 is a transom-mount transducer with a 6 m cable, so this package suits boats where the cable run from the transom to the console can stay clean and protected. The box also includes trunnion hardware, flush-mount parts, the power and NMEA 2000 cable, cable clips, and the escutcheon plate, which helps keep the install from turning into a parts hunt halfway through the job.

For anglers who trailer their boats or fish in changing conditions, the sun cover is worth having when the boat is parked or tied up. The oversized waypoint key is also handy underway, especially when you want to mark bait, a ledge, or a wreck without working through menus.

What's included

• Element 9HV display unit
• HV-100 transducer with 6 m cable
• Navionics Nav+ US and Canada chart
• Trunnion bracket with mounting hardware
• Flush mount kit with mounting hardware
• Sun cover
• Power and NMEA 2000 cable
• Transom bracket with mounting hardware
• P-clips x5 with mounting hardware
• Escutcheon plate with mounting hardware
• Documentation pack