Dedicated 9” Vertical Display Fishfinder with CHIRP!

The Simrad S2009 CHIRP Fishfinder combines a single-Channel Broadband Sounder module with CHIRP technology, along with an 8 direct-access menu key setup and roto dial that provides maximum performance with superior ease of operation.

Most standard Airmar or Navico 7 Pin Blue connector transducers are compatible with this unit. There are also adapters available to retrofit some existing Navico or Airmar transducers making this upgrade as simple as possible. With a 1kW internal sounder, the S2009 can reach deeper than some other fishfinders depending on the connected transducer. Durable and compact, the Simrad S2009 was engineered to stand up to the elements endured on an everyday basis whether you’re trolling offshore for Mahi or fishing bottom structure for a big grouper.

CHIRP sonar technology uses a “sweep” of frequencies to deliver higher resolution, unmatched target separation, and overall greater image clarity than traditional sonar. The S2009 is capable of recording sonar history to a regular SD card, which can be easily inserted and removed via a waterproof access latch on the front panel. The sonar logs can then be uploaded from your PC or Mac to the cloud-based Insight Genesis service, which automatically creates custom fishing charts for use on your compatible Simrad chart plotter.

The S2009 can be flush mounted or mounted on the bracket that it comes with. This Simrad CHIRP Fishfinder includes Ethernet connectivity to share Sonar data with other Simrad units, including all NSS Evo2 and NSO evo2 MFD’s. The S2009 may also be used as a dedicated Fish Finder display for NSS evo2 systems, receiving sonar data from an NSS evo2 display’s built in Broadband Sounder module. Other devices may be networked via the S2009’s NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 ports, enabling additional functionality such as Waypoint marking and sharing with other compatible devices.

Frequencies provided by the S2009 CHIRP unit are as follows: (*Dependent on transducer)

• CHIRP Frequencies: 28-38 KHz, 40-60 KHz, 85-145 KHz, 130-210 KHz
• Broadband frequencies: 28 KHz, 38 KHz, 50 Khz, 83 KHz, and 200 KHz.