Lowrance ActiveImaging HD 3in1 83/200 SideScan Fish Reveal

The Lowrance ActiveImaging HD 3in1 83/200 SideScan Fish Reveal is a multi-frequency sonar transducer built for tactical reconnaissance and advanced underwater surveillance across law enforcement, military, and professional fishing operations. This integrated unit delivers three distinct imaging modes from a single housing, eliminating the need for multiple transducers and reducing hull penetrations—a critical advantage in vessel security and mission flexibility. The 3-in-1 configuration addresses real-world field requirements where weight, space, and system complexity directly impact operational effectiveness and vessel maneuverability.

Operating at dual frequencies of 83 kHz and 200 kHz, the ActiveImaging HD transducer provides both wide-coverage scanning and high-resolution target identification. The 83 kHz frequency penetrates deeper water and structure, ideal for tactical area assessment and obstacle detection, while 200 kHz delivers crisp near-field imaging critical for object discrimination and precision targeting. SideScan technology reveals the underwater environment in real time with the clarity required for threat assessment, creating a 360-degree tactical picture that standard downward-only sonar cannot achieve. The HD imaging suite ensures operators can distinguish between environmental hazards, submerged ordnance, personnel positioning, and vessel traffic with confidence, translating to faster decision-making under field conditions.

This transducer integrates seamlessly with Lowrance sonar platforms certified for military and law enforcement use, including tactical command centers aboard rigid hull and inflatable patrol vessels. Weighing 3.9 lbs, the unit is compact enough for fast-response craft while delivering the processing power required for multi-channel sonar interpretation. Installation requires a single transducer pocket, compatible with through-hull or transom-mount configurations depending on vessel architecture. Personnel trained in sonar operation and tactical positioning will immediately recognize the operational advantage of simultaneous multi-frequency imaging, particularly in zero-visibility conditions, night operations, and high-threat environments where electronic reconnaissance directly supports force protection and mission success.