Real-time sonar on the Garmin LiveScope Plus System with GLS 10 and LVS34 Transducer ensures that your live images are as accurate as possible. Clear vision to see exactly what you need with reduced noise and fewer sonar artifacts that impede your picture of fish and structure.
A built-in stabilization system keeps the sonar image on your compatible chartplotter steady, even in rough conditions.
Choose from seven vivid color options including Aqua, Caribbean, Lava and more to see fish and structure in maximum contrast and clarity
. Scout ahead of your boat to see what’s happening in real time. Explore live views of the activity directly beneath your boat and see under the water with a view from your perspective above the water.
LiveScope Plus System
Features
- GLS 10 sonar black box: 9.7” x 5.9” x 2.6” (24.5 x 14.9 x 6.5 cm);
- LVS34 transducer: 6.4” x 3.1” x 1.9” (16.2 x 7.8 x 4.8 cm)
- Waterproof IPX7
- Transmit power 500 W
- Power usage 21W typical, 58 W max
- Temperature range: GLS 10 black box operating -15°C to 70°C
- Panoptix LiveScope LVS34 transducer operating 0°C to 40°C
- Minimum depth: 3 feet (.91 m)
- Sonar type: live
- Beam width: 20° x 135°
- Transducer cable length: 20 ft
- Transducer number of pins: 21
- Connections Garmin marine network ports: 1 small connector
- Power input 10-32V
- Max depth down and forward 200′ (61 m)
- Frequency 530 – 1,100 kHz
- Compass-safe distance 4 feet (.1 m)
In the box
- LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box
- Panoptix LVS34 transducer
- Perspective mount
- Trolling motor barrel mount
- Shaft mount
- Power cable
- 2 meter Garmin Marine Network cable (small connector)
- Network adapter cable
- Documentation
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LiveScope Plus System
The latest in LiveScope technology, the LiveScope Plus System offers improved resolution, reduced noise, clearer images, and better target separation.
Features:
See images clearly with improved screen clarity, transducer sensitivity, and target separation.
Scan surroundings with sharper images, reduced noise, and fewer sonar artifacts.
Upgrade your current LiveScope System black box (GLS™ 10 sonar module) with just a new transducer.
Get maximum contrast and clarity in your images with vivid color palettes.
Don’t miss a thing with supported Forward, Down and Perspective modes and necessary mount.
Real-Time Images
Real-time sonar ensures that your live images are as accurate as possible.
Clear Vision
See exactly what you need with reduced noise and fewer sonar artifacts that impede your picture of fish and structure.
Image Stabilization
A built-in stabilization system keeps the sonar image on your compatible chartplotter steady, even in rough conditions.
Vivid Color Palettes
Choose from seven vivid color options — including Aqua, Caribbean, Lava and more — to see fish and structure in maximum contrast and clarity.
Forward Mode
Scout ahead of your boat to see what’s happening in real-time.
Down Mode
Explore live views of the activity directly beneath your boat.
Perspective Mode
See under the water with a view from your perspective above the water.
In The Box:
LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box
Panoptix LVS34 transducer
Perspective mount
Trolling motor barrel mount
Shaft mount
Power cable
2 meter Garmin Marine Network cable (small connector)
Network adapter cable
Documentation
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12-inch color display with keypad interface and multifunction control knob
High-sensitivity internal 10 Hz GPS and GLONASS receiver
Fully network capable for Garmin Marine Network and NMEA 2000® plus NMEA 0183 support
Supports optional BlueChart® g2 Vision® HD charts for Auto Guidance and other premium navigation features
GPSMAP 1222 is designed for cruisers, sailors and sailing racers who need the advanced all-in-1 solution provided by our 10-inch keyed chartplotter. Features a large, bright screen coupled with a quick and easy-to-use keypad interface with user-programmable keys and a multifunction control knob.
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Jame45 –
I have had my panoptix Livescope for over 2 years from outdoorsluis and have been amazed at the technology, the quality of the product…and most of all The FANTASTIC Customer Service! That’s something that unfortunately most companies have taken the view “we can do our customers any old way and they’ll take it” … Fortunately for us GARMIN put customers first in tgeir customer service. I had a problem recently with my wiring harness that was in no way Garmin’s fault… And at over a year out of warranty they replaced the part free. Their Customer service folks seem to enjoy their jobs and HELPING FOLKS!!! WHAT A NOVEL IDEA… Back to the panoptix… It shows you more things than you’ll ever believe. I use mine to quickly find out colors the crappie, or Walleye (2 species that can be difficult) quickly by seeing how they respond to different colored jigs. It will “humble you” by showing you a ton of fish you’ll never catch, but also amaze you by allowing you to pick out specific fish to cast to. My fishing which was always enjoyable, but is now so much more satisfying. I’ve had numerous owners of “copy cat” units tell me they wish they’d have gone with Garmin also. If my almost 3 year old unit quits today – I’ll quickly buy another just like it.Less
Colvis –
I was impressed with foreword view but perspective view is incredible. You can see 30-40ft in front of the boat in less than 5 ft of water. You can see fish swimming around in the weeds in live time. It looks similar to mega 360 but in live time. Highly recommended. Thanks outdoorsluis fast shipping
Taylor –
What is there to dislike about being able to see the fish your after?! The only drawbacks are that it uses a lot of power (can drain batteries faster) and it’s only a 15 degree beam. I bought it for anchoring up and going after springer chinooks, but it doesn’t work all that well anchored in 4-6 feet of water. Trolling is a bonus though. I’ve seen my bait up to 130 feet back in the bay. I see fish throughout the water column and I get to see what they’re doing – like how active they are, whether they’re checking out the bait, ignoring the bait, actual sizing, whether they’re moving or laying close to the bottom (the bottom itself can be a little fuzzy). I’m not sure I could go back to traditional sonar after using this all this season – it’s eye opening and I’m still amazed every time I get to watch a fish bite the bait. It never gets old!
Paulha –
Perspective mode is fantastic for spotting cribs and other cover, plus suspended fish over deeper water, but that requires adding a perspective mode mount. Down and forward view are great for seeing fish near the bottom or close to cover. You’ll want to take some time to experiment with different settings, but you’ll definitely learn more about the waters you explore and the fish in them.
カスタマー –
この価格で国内ではとても買えません。梱包状態も良かったですし、アメリカからとは思えないほど早く商品が届きました。保証のことさえ気にしなければ最高の買い物と思います。 毎回船に持ち込んで快適に使用しています。釣果アップ待ちがい無しです。