Airmar’s patented UDST800 just turned your maintenance time into more cruising
time—and made your boat smarter too. Get ultrasonic speed, depth, and
temperature in a single thru-hull bronze housing with no
moving parts.
Say goodbye to paddlewheel maintenance and hello to Smart™ technology, from the
company who invented the Smart™ Sensor.
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Ultrasonic speed, depth, and fast-response water-temperature sensing
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Single housing with no moving parts—no paddlewheel
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Precise readings at high speeds ideal for powerboats, cruising, and sailing
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Advanced filtering and sampling rates for increased accuracy at all speeds
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Adapts automatically to boat speed, water depth, and water clarity, keeping
speed accuracy consistent
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235 kHz frequency prevents interference with other echosounders on the vessel
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Retractable plastic insert in a low-profile bronze housing with water valve
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Also available in a plastic or stainless steel (SS617V) housing
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Retrofits into Airmar’s P617V, B617V or SS617V housing
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Airmar's Smart™ Sensor technology
Brand: Airmar
Technology
Acoustic Window: Urethane
Cable-Length: 6
m (20') NMEA 2000® cable
Comm Method: NMEA
2000®
Common Use: Cruising/Racing
Sailboats, Leisure/Yachting, Fishing
Country of Origin: USA
Data Rate: Up
to 10 times per second
Display Connector: N2
Micro
Frequency Band: 235
kHz
Functions: Depth,
Speed, Temperature
Hole Size: 51
mm (2")
Hull Material: Fiberglass
or wood
Material: Bronze
Max Depth: 0.6
m (2') to 100 m (330')
Mounting Style: Low
Profile Thru-Hull
Power Rating: N/A
Retractable housing: Yes
Retrofits: Retrofits
into AIRMAR P617V
Single or Dual Frequency: Conventional
Single Frequency
Speed Range: 0.1
to 50 knots (0.1 to 57 MPH)
Temperature Accuracy: ±0.5°C
(±1.8°F)
Tilted Element: No
Usable Shaft Length: 57
mm (2.25")
Voltage: 9
to 16 VDC
Water Temperature: -10°
to 40°C (14° to 104°F)
Weight: 1.8
kg (4 lb.)
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
more information go to 
