RAYMARINE i70s 4.1-inch Multifunction Colour Instrument Display – E70327

Description

The Raymarine i70s is a 4.1-inch colour multifunction instrument display for presenting depth, speed, wind, navigation, engine, fuel, environmental and AIS information from a SeaTalk NG/NMEA 2000 network. It is designed as a flexible data display rather than a dedicated single-function gauge, making it suitable for both sailing and powerboat helms.

Main Features

• 4.1-inch sunlight-readable colour display with 320 × 240 resolution and high brightness.
• Multiple configurable data pages for wind, depth, speed, tridata, engine, fuel, navigation and environmental data.
• AIS repeater capability for displaying nearby AIS targets received over the network.
• SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000 networking with user-selectable data sources.
• Compatible with iTC-5 and smart transducers for integrating analog and digital instrument sensors.

Flexible instrument pages

The i70s can replace several single-purpose instruments by presenting numeric, analog and graphical views on configurable pages. Large character modes are useful when the display must be read from across the cockpit.

Transducer integration

Traditional analog wind, speed and depth transducers can be brought onto the network through the iTC-5 converter. Compatible smart transducers can connect directly to the network.

Network role

The display can coexist with Axiom chartplotters, Evolution autopilots and other SeaTalk NG/NMEA 2000 equipment, letting the user select the preferred source when multiple sensors provide the same type of data.

What’s in the Box

• i70s instrument display
• Sun cover
• Alternative bezel
• 0.4 m SeaTalk NG spur cable
• Mounting gasket and fasteners
• Documentation

Specifications

• Display: 4.1-inch TFT LCD
• Resolution: 320 × 240
• Brightness: 1,200 cd/m²
• Network: SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000
• Nominal supply: 12 V DC
• Power consumption: approx. 1.7 W
• Waterproofing: IPX6/IPX7
• Data views: Wind, speed, depth, tridata, engine, fuel, navigation, environment and AIS