CSH-10 questions and quiz
Short answers from Furuno's published specifications, then test yourself.
When did the Furuno CSH-10 come out?
Furuno introduced the CSH-10 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in October 2024.
What frequency is the CSH-10?
83.5 kHz, selectable between 81.5 and 85.5 kHz.
How far can the CSH-10 see?
Furuno rates detection up to 900 m (over 2,900 ft). Range scales run from 50 to 2,000 m.
Does the CSH-10 fit my CSH-8L MK2 hull tube?
Yes. The CSH-10 uses the same hull tubes as the CSH-8L MK2 and CSH-5L MK2. It needs its own hoist and shaft.
Is the motion sensor included?
Yes. The CSH-1042 motion sensor is standard and drives the beam stabilization.
How fast can I run with the CSH-10 down?
20 knots with the transducer deployed, 18 knots while raising or lowering. Furuno recommends a fin ahead of the tank on boats capable of 25 knots or more.
What display do I need?
Any suitable monitor over HDMI (the CSH-10 outputs 1280 x 1024), such as the MU-152HD or MU-192HD, or a NavNet TZtouchXL running software 25.11 or later.
What does the CSH-10 cost?
Furuno USA publishes the CSH-10 system at $91,095 MSRP, less hoist, shaft and interface cables. Add-ons carry published MSRP too: the hoist is $9,265, shafts $1,970 to $4,750, cables $300 to $1,450. Use the price builder for your boat, then get a dealer quote for the installed price.
Can I control it from the cockpit?
Yes. Up to four SCU-001 wireless Bluetooth remotes, a wired FSV-854-MK2 remote, or the SCU-003 switch box for raise/lower.
What power does it need?
Transceiver 24 VDC at up to 7.2 A, hull unit 24 VDC at up to 10 A, processor 12 to 24 VDC. The PR-241 supply runs it from 100 to 230 VAC.
Does target lock need extra sensors?
Yes. Target lock and fish estimate tracking need vessel speed, course and heading data.
Can I record what the sonar sees?
Yes. The CSH-10 saves still images and video to internal memory or external storage and plays them back from the menu.
Still have a question?
We have the contacts and the expertise to recommend the right installer for your boat. We work with a network of licensed, insured, certified and Furuno-approved dealers, and because of the volume we send them, we have pre-negotiated discounted rates. Tell us about the boat and we'll come back with a recommendation and pricing.
- Recommendations from people who work in marine electronics every day, not a call center.
- Pricing through dealers who have pre-negotiated volume rates with us.
- Your details go to one recommended dealer, never to a list.