NASA TARGET 2 Echo-Sounder (Instrument / Sensor)

SVB item number: 84530
NASA TARGET 2 echo sounder incl. sensor with a depth-measuring range of 0.8 m to 100 m, adjustable low and shallow water alarm and keel offset.
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only  €149.95
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Product data

  • SVB item number 84530
  • EAN 609722886628
  • Description TARGET 2 Sounder
  • Instrument type Depth gauge
  • Display options Depth
  • Operating voltage 12 V
  • Backlight Red
  • Colour display No
  • Housing colour Dark grey
  • Round instrument No
  • NMEA2000 No
  • NMEA0183 No
  • Deadrise 0 °
  • Installation width 78 mm
  • Installation height 72 mm
  • Height 95 mm
  • With transducer Yes
  • Width 132 mm

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Product details

NASA TARGET 2 echo sounder incl. sensor with a depth-measuring range of 0.8 m to 100 m, adjustable low and shallow water alarm and keel offset.

The large instrument display with background lighting makes it easy to read the measured depth from a great distance. Power consumption is 12 mA (22 mA with lighting). Dimensions of the instrument are 132 x 98 x 30 mm.

Hole spacings of the stud bolts:

  • Horizontal: 80 mm
  • Vertical: 73 mm

Delivery comes complete with sensor and 7 meter connection cable.

Tip for the connection to an alarm transmitter:
Red wire to positive, black wire to the green display line (alarm output).

Our tips for the proper assembly of this unit
:


First, you must provide voltage to the display device and connect it to the transmitter. Next, you must hold the transmitter in a water-filled plastic bag until a stable depth reading is achieved. Now, the final tuning of this device can be performed. However, if no stable depth reading can be successfully achieved, you should choose a breakthrough assembly instead.

Features

Discover the features that make this product stand out. From technical details to special functions – we’ve summarized all the key information for you.

Operating voltage
12 V
Housing colour
Dark grey
Deadrise
0 °
With transducer
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Delivery contents

  • TARGET 2 Display
  • Sunshade
  • Mounting material 
  • Sonar transducer
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Documents

en-flag Manual
PDF (556,28 KB)
en-flag Short manual
PDF (189,05 KB)

Product safety

What other SVB customers have to say

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81 customer reviews

4.4 (out of 81 ratings)
100% recommend SVB
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Michael R.
by Michael R. Flag of Germany 3/14/2026 Verified purchase
Target.... Target hit!
So far I've only been able to test it in the harbor, but it does what it's supposed to quite accurately. It's easy to read, even in direct sunlight. The price-performance ratio is very good.
Vojislav P.
by Vojislav P. Flag of Montenegro 1/21/2026 Verified purchase
I AM VERY SATISFIED WITH THE PRODUCT!
Susanne R.
by Susanne R. Flag of Germany 11/18/2025 Verified purchase in use on a Bénéteau - Oceanis 350
Quickly installed
I attached the transducer to the hull with silicone where the depth gauge was most stable.

Then I ran the cable through the boat and mounted the display. Easy installation, good readings.
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Steven G.
by Steven G. Flag of Germany 10/17/2024 Verified purchase
Tried and tested by numerous users
This is a simple, functional and easily read instrument sold at an attractive and competitive price.
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Achim W.
by Achim W. Flag of Germany 8/3/2024 Verified purchase
It's all ok
It sucks
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Customers ask customers

Technical question
Paul T. | Apr 1, 2021 Flag of English
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I want to install the sounder transducer inside the hull of my aluminium RIB. In the instructions, it says you can do this- Mount the transducer to get readings through the hull, but it only mentions GRP hulls. Does anyone know if it would work through thin aluminium? (3mm I think)

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Answer from manufacturer
Tony K. | Apr 1, 2021
NASA MARINE

Hi Paul, Alas its a no, it will not read through the aluminium. We have an option through hull mount fitting.

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