Accumar is an authorized Wesmar dealer and service provider in Southwest Florida. Furuno is included because Accumar installs and services compatible Furuno equipment; the page does not claim Furuno dealer or authorized-service status. Model fit, hull-unit dimensions, deployment depth, and integration requirements are verified for each vessel.
Complete system scope
Retractable sonar is a multidisciplinary installation. Hull structure, water integrity, machinery access, deployment clearance, power, controls, sensors, data, software, and operator workflow all affect the final result.
Define the vessel, hull material, operating profile, sonar model, hull-unit dimensions, deployment clearance, access, and haul-out requirements before cutting or fabrication begins.
Inspect or install the retractable unit, raise/lower mechanism, limits, seals, structural interface, and service access according to the selected manufacturer documentation.
Plan circuit protection, power quality, control wiring, display connection, heading and position inputs, and supported NMEA or network interfaces.
Troubleshoot alarms, deployment faults, control problems, image or signal concerns, software and data issues, and verify operation within safe vessel and yard limits.
Authentic related project evidence
These privacy-screened Accumar project photos document related electronics and network service context. They are not presented as photographs of a particular scanning-sonar model.
Wesmar control electronics and connected harnesses visible inside an equipment enclosure; the image does not establish the controller's vessel function.
A labeled marine navigation network panel illustrating the power, data, and documentation discipline required for integrated electronics.
The photos show related control and network workmanship only. They do not identify the vessel, owner, location, exact sonar model, completed outcome, or a manufacturer relationship beyond the documented Wesmar authorization stated above.
A retractable scanning sonar uses a deployable hull unit to lower the transducer below the hull boundary layer for underwater scanning around or ahead of the vessel, depending on the model. It is different from a conventional fixed depth sounder or fish-finder transducer.
New hull-unit installation and work involving the vessel penetration normally require haul-out, safe blocking, yard coordination, structural access, and manufacturer-specific installation planning. Some control, display, power, and network diagnostics can be performed while the vessel is afloat.
Accumar installs and services compatible Furuno scanning-sonar systems, controls, displays, power, data integration, and related vessel interfaces. Furuno is listed as equipment experience; manufacturer authorization is not implied.
Accumar has documented Wesmar authorized dealer and service status in Southwest Florida. Final product selection, compatibility, parts availability, and scope depend on the vessel and exact installed model.
Possible causes include power supply, breaker or fuse faults, control signals, limit or position sensing, drive components, obstruction, fouling, corrosion, water intrusion, damaged cabling, or a fault inside the deployment mechanism. The system should be made safe and tested methodically before forcing movement.
Integration depends on the sonar model, display architecture, supported NMEA or Ethernet interfaces, heading and position inputs, software versions, and network design. Accumar verifies the manufacturer documentation and installed interfaces before committing to a data-integration scope.
Provide the vessel make, model, length, hull material, sonar manufacturer and model, hull-unit type, controller alarms, symptom, photos, vessel location, haul status, and any prior service history or installation drawings.
Radar, sonar, thermal imaging, MFDs, Starlink, GPS, NMEA 2000, and integrated networks.
Learn moreOfficial Furuno sonar category and current model information.
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