Raymarine Element™ 12 HV Combo w/Nav+ US & Canada Chart – No Transducer

Original price was: $572.99.Current price is: $418.33.

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Imagine pinpointing the exact spot where fish are hiding among submerged structures, with crystal-clear images that reveal every detail—from weed beds to drop-offs. The Raymarine Element 12 HV Combo delivers that edge on the water, blending advanced HyperVision sonar with seamless GPS charting for serious anglers chasing bass, walleye, or offshore species across US and Canadian waters. Without a transducer included, you can pair it with your preferred setup for customized performance, whether you’re upgrading a bass boat or rigging a center console.

This 12-inch powerhouse stands out for its rugged build that shrugs off rough seas and blazing sun, while the intuitive LightHouse Sport interface keeps your focus on fishing, not fumbling with screens. Quad-core processing ensures buttery-smooth 3D sonar rendering and chart updates, even in the heat of the action.

Why Anglers Choose the Element 12 HV for Game-Changing Results

HyperVision sonar at 1.2 MHz cranks up resolution three times beyond standard imaging, letting you distinguish baitfish schools from structure with photo-like precision up to 100 feet. Switch to 350 kHz modes for broader coverage up to 600 feet, ideal for scanning vast flats or deep channels.

  • Sunlight-Readable Brilliance: 1,500 nits of brightness pierces glare, so you spot targets clearly from dawn patrols to dusk bites.
  • RealVision 3D Mastery: Visualize underwater terrain in stunning 3D, spotting ledges and humps that hold trophy fish—perfect for tournament pros mapping new lakes.
  • Personal Mapping Tools: RealBathy generates your own HD bathy charts on the fly, while Navionics SonarCharts Live crowdsources real-time depth data for dynamic hotspots.
  • Effortless Controls: Keypad design with oversized waypoint button and programmable keys means one-handed operation while trolling or drifting.
  • Network Ready: NMEA2000 integration pulls in engine data, tank levels, and VHF alerts, creating a unified helm setup.

For coastal cruisers, the included Nav+ charts cover intricate US and Canadian coastlines with high-detail shading, currents, and tides—essential for safe navigation in foggy inlets or rocky bays.

Real-World Fishing Scenarios Where It Shines

Inshore Structure Hunting: HyperVision’s side and down scan reveal bridge pilings, docks, and oyster bars teeming with reds and flounder, helping you drop baits right in the strike zone.

Offshore Pelagics: CHIRP sweeps wide arcs to mark tuna boils or wrecks, with 3D views confirming bottom composition for jigging setups.

Freshwater Precision: Track suspended crappie over timber or follow bass along breaklines, using waypoint groups to revisit honey holes season after season.

Boaters rave about its stability in choppy conditions—IPX6/IPX7 rating keeps it dry, and wide viewing angles mean crewmates see the same vivid sonar returns from any seat.

Detailed Specifications at a Glance

Category Details
Display 12-inch optically bonded LCD, 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution, 1,500 nits brightness
Dimensions 14.1 x 8.5 x 2.4 inches (overall)
Protection IPX6 / IPX7 waterproof
Power 12V DC (8-16V), max 25W consumption
GPS Built-in GPS/GLONASS receiver
Sonar Capabilities HyperVision (1.2 MHz up to 100′), DownVision/SideVision (350 kHz up to 600′), RealVision 3D, CHIRP (up to 900′)
Networking NMEA2000 (microC), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Memory 8GB internal, microSDXC slot (up to 2TB)
Waypoints/Routes 10,000 waypoints, 150 routes, 16 tracks

What’s Included for Quick Setup

  • Element 12 HV display unit
  • Trunnion bracket and hardware
  • Surface/flush mount kits
  • Sun cover for protection
  • Power/NMEA2000 cable (1.5m)
  • Documentation pack
  • Nav+ US & Canada charts preloaded

Surface or trunnion mounting options make installation straightforward on most consoles, with compatibility for popular transducer brands via the 15-pin HyperVision connector.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Raymarine Element 12 HV work without a transducer?

Yes, it ships without a transducer, giving you flexibility to choose one matched to your boat and fishing style, like high-frequency for shallow water or dual-band for versatility.