Furuno CH300BBH Brochure

Model CH-300
Catalogue No. E-400
DUAL FREQUENCY SEARCHLIGHT SONAR
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10.4" Color TFT LCD and Black Box Configurations
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Incorporates both a low and a high frequency (60/153 or 85/215 kHz) transducer in one soundome
BlackBox system configuration allows use of FURUNO or commercial monitors
CUSTOM MODE keys provide one­touch setup or short-cut key function
Variety of display modes: Horizontal and Vertical scan, Mix,
Echo sounder
Compact hull unit for space saving installation (select from 250 or 400 mm travel)
Pulse length automatically switched according to range selected, to optimize performance
Target lock tracks selected fish schools or L/L position
Multi language menu: English, Spanish, Danish, Portuguese, French, Norwegian, Italian, Swedish and Thai
Incorporates both a low and a high frequency (60/153 or 85/215 kHz) transducer in one soundome
BlackBox system configuration allows use of FURUNO or commercial monitors
CUSTOM MODE keys provide one­touch setup or short-cut key function
Variety of display modes: Horizontal and Vertical scan, Mix,
Echo sounder
Compact hull unit for space saving installation (select from 250 or 400 mm travel)
Pulse length automatically switched according to range selected, to optimize performance
Target lock tracks selected fish schools or L/L position
Multi language menu: English, Spanish, Danish, Portuguese, French, Norwegian, Italian, Swedish and Thai
Horizontal Scan
Vertical Scan
Press the "CUSTOM MODE BUTTON"
The CH-300 has a "Cross Section Scan" function. It allows you to instantly view the vertical plane in a specific direction by pressing the "CUSTOM MODE BUTTON". It is useful for evaluating the concentration and location of the targeted fish school as well as for navigation purposes.
The world’s first dual-frequency searchlight sonar CH­300 is designed for a wide range of commercial or sport fishing vessels. Its operating frequency can be selected from either 60/153 or 85/215 kHz, and the transducers are incorporated in one soundome. The high frequency of, 153 and 215 kHz, gives a highly detailed search near and all around the vessel. The lower frequency, 60 and 85 kHz, enables long­range searches of over 500 m. With advantages of both high and low frequency, the CH-300 helps to search on a rough seabed and to greatly enhance fish school detection.
A variety of presentation modes are available: horizontal and vertical scan, echo sounder and the combination mode displaying horizontal and vertical scan/historical/plotter presentations. The combination of horizontal and vertical scan helps evaluate the distribution of fish schools in both the horizontal and vertical planes simultaneously.
The CH-300’s unique mix mode uses the frequency characteristic that “high frequency beams receive stronger echoes from tiny fish, compared with low
frequency”. By comparing the returned echo intensity of both frequencies, this mode picks out the echoes of tiny fish and displays them in discriminative colors. Other echoes are displayed in the weakest color. This helps to discriminate tiny fish such as small bait fish from other fish.
The CH-300 provides two target lock modes to track a fish echo and stationary position such as a fish shelter or reef. Target Lock automatically tracks the chosen fish school. In Position Track, the beam is locked onto the L/L position specified by the target marker.
Standard package consists of a 10.4" LCD, control, transceiver and compact hull units. This separated system configuration provides a flexible and space­saving installation. A BlackBox configuration (without monitor) is also available. The hull unit, whose travel or stroke can be selected at either 250 mm or 400 mm, will fit any boat where a 190 mm (7.5") internal diameter hull tube is available. Also, a previously installed CH-250 can be changed to the CH-300 without dry-docking since both models use the same size hull unit.
Cross section scan
Even in rough seas, the sonar beam is kept at the required tilt angle by using ship’s pitch and roll information. The CH-300 can obtain this information from a satellite compass (SC-50/110). The motion sensor MS­100 or clinometer BS-704 can also be interfaced.
Beam stabilization
The beam, affected by pitching and rolling, fails to detect the targeted fish.
the beam on the targeted fish.
Stabilizer: ON
Stabilizer: OFF
Low frequency
High frequency
Affected by cavitation from other vessel
Long-range detection
Use in shallow waters
Wide-area detection
Detection of bottom fish
Detection of bait fish
Attenuation loss is small
Bottom echo is less prominent because of narrow beam width
Fish and bottom echoes are displayed separately
Bait fish are more easily detected
Strong echoes from other ship's cavitation trail
Detection area is wide, so detection deadspots are reduced
featuring a narrow beamwidth
featuring a wide beamwidth
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