PANOPTIX^™ALL-SEEING SONAR

Panoptix^™ all-seeing sonar is unlike anything you’ve ever seen on the water. It gives you the ability to see all around your boat in real time and in 3 dimensions. Whether cruising or fishing, Panoptix transducers are available in Forward and Down configurations with mounting styles to suit your boating needs.

Panoptix Forward

There are three Panoptix Forward views, including LiveVü Forward, RealVü 3D Forward for fishing and FrontVü for collision avoidance. These are available on transducers with either transom or trolling motor mounts.

LiveVü Forward

Provides a more live-video look that shows fish swimming and moving toward or away from the boat. See your lure. See fish react to your lure. See and feel the strike.
RealVü 3D Forward

Scans the area in front of your boat, creating a forward-looking 3D view of the bottom, structure and fish. You can control how quickly the forward area is scanned to provide greater or less detail, making it very easy to identify where the fish really are.
FrontVü

To help give you time to avoid collisions with submerged obstacles, FrontVü provides a look forward that shows underwater obstructions within a 300-foot range as you approach them in real time.

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Panoptix Down

The Panoptix Down transducer delivers three remarkable views — LiveVü Down, RealVü 3D Historical and RealVVü 3D Down. These are available on transducers with either transom or thru-hull mounts.

LiveVü Down

Provides real-time moving sonar images below the boat. With LiveVü Down, see small baitfish and large target fish swimming around and pinpoint their distance left or right, and their depth.
RealVü 3D Historical

Gives you a wealth of sonar data. It scrolls through the data as the boat moves to show the history of entire water columns – from the bottom to the surface and all of the fish in between. Bottom contours and fish pop in vivid color in three dimensions.
RealVü 3D Down

Digitally scans the area below the boat from front to back and side to side. A full 3D view of the area under the boat is constructed, showing bottom contour changes, fish and structure, even while stationary.