Description
Raymarine i40 Bidata Display | Boat Supply Store
For boaters demanding critical depth and speed data in a consolidated, space-efficient unit, this instrument integrates essential functions. It features a high-contrast LCD with large digits and red backlighting, ensuring exceptional readability in direct sunlight and at night, while consuming less than 0.4 watts of power. Its SeaTalk compatibility allows seamless integration with existing Raymarine navigation systems, making it ideal for smaller vessels or multi-display setups where dashboard real estate is at a premium.
Key Features
- Consolidates depth and speed functionality into a single, compact display
- Maximizes visibility with large digits and a high-contrast LCD screen
- Ensures night operation through effective red backlighting
- Integrates seamlessly with other Raymarine systems via SeaTalk®
- Complements modern MFDs with an ultra-sleek design
- Simplifies operation with intuitive three-button controls
- Facilitates easy mounting with a low-profile surface kit
- Minimizes power draw, consuming less than 0.4 watts
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Display Backlighting | Red |
| Connectivity | SeaTalk |
| Power Consumption | <0.4 watts |
| Operating Voltage | 12V DC |
| Included Mounting | Low-profile surface mount kit |
| Optional Mounting | Bracket mount kit |
| Warranty | 2-year, upgradeable to 3 years |
Who This Is For
Boaters seeking a compact, high-performance, and value-oriented instrument display that combines depth and speed information. This unit is ideal for those prioritizing excellent visibility and seamless integration within existing Raymarine ecosystems.
How It Compares
| Feature | Raymarine i40 Bidata Display | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD | LCD |
| Display Size | Not specified (compact) | — |
| Connectivity | SeaTalk | NMEA 2000 |
| Power Consumption | <0.4 watts | 0.6W |
| Waterproof Rating | Not specified | IPX7 |
Common Concerns Answered
I have a NMEA 2000 network, will this integrate?
The Raymarine i40 Bidata utilizes Raymarine's proprietary SeaTalk network for data communication, not NMEA 2000. Ensure your existing network includes a SeaTalk backbone or consider a SeaTalk to NMEA 2000 converter if direct integration is required.
Is the display waterproof?
While specific IP ratings are not always explicitly detailed in all documentation, Raymarine instruments are designed for marine environments. The compact design and intended use suggest resistance to spray and wave action, but submersion should be avoided. Transducer connections are typically waterproof.
Does this unit come with transducers?
The Raymarine i40 Bidata Display System can be purchased as a complete kit including appropriate depth and speed transducers, or as a display-only unit. Verify the product configuration before purchase to ensure you receive the necessary transducers for your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Raymarine i40 Bidata Display System?
The Raymarine i40 Bidata Display System is a compact marine electronic instrument that provides simultaneous readouts for boat speed and water depth on a single, easy-to-read screen.
What information does the Raymarine i40 Bidata display?
It displays current boat speed, trip distance, maximum speed, and water depth. It also features alarms for shallow and deep water conditions, and an anchor alarm function.
Is the Raymarine i40 Bidata compatible with other Raymarine equipment?
Yes, the i40 Bidata is fully compatible with Raymarine's SeaTalk network, allowing it to integrate seamlessly with other Raymarine instruments and multifunction displays (MFDs) such as the a-Series, c-Series, and e-Series.
What are the power requirements for the Raymarine i40 Bidata?
The system operates on a 12V DC power supply and has extremely low power consumption, drawing less than 0.4 watts.
What are the dimensions of the Raymarine i40 Bidata?
The Raymarine i40 Bidata features a compact form factor designed for space-saving installation; specific external dimensions are not listed in all specifications but it is designed to be smaller than larger, full-size instruments.
