DepthTrax 1H | Handheld Depth Finder

  • The DepthTrax 1H is a powerful handheld depth finder that produces instant, accurate depth readings up to 300 feet and temperature readings accurate to within 1/10th of a degree. Fully waterproof and built to last, it’s the only handheld SONAR depth finder on the market backed by a 2-year warranty.

  • Dimensions: 2" x 2" x 8" (51 x 51 x 203 mm)

    Screen Size: 1.65" x .87" (42 x 22 mm)

    Operating Temperature: 0~160°F (-18~71 °c)

    Depth Range: 2.5 ft (.7 m) ~ 300 ft (90 m)

    Waterproof Rating: IPX8 to 200 ft (60 m)

    Battery: 9 Volt Alkaline

    Battery Life: 25 Hours

    Transducer Frequency: 200 kHz

    Transducer Beam Angle: 14 Degrees

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Powerful

300 watts of DepthTrax SONAR power delivers unmatched readings through the murkiest water, softest bottom, and thickest ice. Water temperature readings are accurate to within 1/10th of a degree.

Durable

With a robust ABS housing, dual o-ring seals and Inductive Switching Technology, the DepthTrax 1H was built to be the most durable handheld depth finder ever created. It’s backed by an industry-leading 2-year “You Break It… We Fix It” Guarantee.

Versatile

Whether you’re on a dock, shoreline, canoe, float tube, sailboat or just about anywhere else there’s water… the versatility of the DepthTrax 1H makes it a tool you’ll never want to leave home without. While every other depth finder gets put away for the winter, bring your DepthTrax 1H onto the ice to accurately measure water depth before digging your next ice-fishing hole.