Furuno Rubber Coated Transducer - 5kW

The Furuno Rubber Coated Transducer - 5kW (model CA28F-38M) is a high-performance marine sonar transducer designed for anglers and boaters who demand accurate fish-finding and bottom-mapping capabilities on serious fishing and cruising vessels. This 5-kilowatt transducer serves as the critical link between your Furuno chartplotter and the underwater environment, transmitting and receiving sonar signals with professional-grade reliability. Whether you're targeting structure in deep water or navigating shallow coastal areas, this transducer delivers the real-time bathymetric data and fish detection you need for productive time on the water.

Built with a durable rubber-coated housing, the Furuno transducer resists saltwater corrosion, UV degradation, and the mechanical stress of constant hull mounting—critical for vessels operating in harsh marine environments. The 5kW power output provides excellent penetration and detail resolution across diverse water depths and bottom compositions, from soft sand to rocky structure. The transducer's precision engineering ensures consistent signal clarity without interference, enabling detailed sonar imagery that reveals fish locations, thermoclines, and bottom contours with confidence. Its robust construction and IP-rated sealing protect internal components from moisture intrusion and maintain long-term performance in demanding saltwater and freshwater applications.

This transducer is ideal for serious recreational anglers, charter boat operators, and commercial fishing vessels that depend on Furuno sonar systems for navigation and fish location. The 38-meter cable length accommodates larger vessel installations and provides flexible mounting options for transom, through-hull, or pod configurations. Compatibility with Furuno's full ecosystem of marine electronics—including LL broadband sonar systems and integrated navigation displays—makes this transducer a core component of a professional-grade fish-finding platform. Installation on vessels with existing Furuno systems is straightforward for marine technicians familiar with transducer integration and sonar calibration procedures.