Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 95sv Chartplotter/Fishfinder Combo, GT56UHD-TM Transducer Included, 9 in Touchscreen Display, Keyed Assist, Preloaded Navionics+ Canada Inland/Coastal Maps, Traditional Sonar, ClearVü and SideVü Sonar, NMEA 2000, Wi-Fi, Multi-Band GPS
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Overview
The Garmin 010-02690-00 is a 9 inch chartplotter and sonar combo that comes preloaded with Garmin Navionics+ Canada inland and coastal mapping and includes a GT56 transducer.
On the charting side, it covers over 8,100 Canadian lakes with 1 foot contours, so you can line up contours, points, and drop-offs without guessing. On the sonar side, the included transducer supports Garmin traditional sonar along with ClearVü and SideVü scanning, so you can work structure below the boat and see out to the sides from the same display.
It also supports LiveScope sonar, and it can share sonar, waypoints, and routes wirelessly with compatible chartplotters. Multi-band GPS tightens up position fixes when you are moving between tight shorelines, docks, and channels.
Key features
- 9 inch touchscreen with keyed-assist controls for quick inputs when hands are wet
- Preloaded Garmin Navionics+ Canada inland and coastal mapping with coverage for 8,100+ lakes and 1 foot contours
- Included GT56 transducer supports Garmin traditional sonar plus ClearVü and SideVü scanning
- LiveScope sonar support for real-time viewing with a compatible LiveScope setup
- Built-in Wi-Fi for wireless sharing of sonar, waypoints, and routes between compatible units
- ActiveCaptain app compatibility for phone-based access to updates and community features
- Wireless connection support for Force trolling motor control from the screen
- NMEA 2000 support for tying into compatible marine electronics and data sources on board
What’s included
- ECHOMAP UHD2 95sv chartplotter
- GT56 transducer
- Power/data cable
- Tilt mount
- Flush mount
- Mounting hardware
- Documentation
Installation and setup
This unit can be bracket-mounted at the helm or console, or flush-mounted for a cleaner dash. Before drilling, confirm you have clearance for cable bends and service access behind the mounting surface, and plan a cable route that stays protected from chafe and standing water.
Power it from a properly fused electronics circuit and keep splices out of damp voids. If your boat sees a lot of washdown spray, take the time to secure the harness and seal any pass-throughs so the back of the console stays dry.
Sonar and transducer setup
The GT56 transducer is commonly transom-mounted, and placement matters. Pick a spot that stays in clean water at speed and sits away from strakes, steps, and anything that throws bubbles across the face of the transducer. A little time spent on alignment usually pays off in better bottom tracking and cleaner SideVü returns.
Route the transducer cable with gentle bends, keep it away from ignition leads and high-current wiring where possible, and secure it so it cannot slap in vibration or wave action.
On-board integration
If you already have a compatible NMEA 2000 backbone on the boat, this chartplotter can share data with other connected equipment, which helps keep navigation, sensor data, and system info in one place. Wireless features also make it easier to move waypoints and routes between compatible displays without pulling cards or cables.
Use cases on board
This setup makes sense for anglers running inland lakes and nearshore coastal water who want charting and SideVü style scanning on a 9 inch screen, plus the option to step into LiveScope later. It is also a good fit for boats where the helm needs a clear touch interface but you still want physical keys available when the ride gets busy.
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