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Raymarine i70 & i70s

The i70 (from 2010) and its successor, the i70s (from 2016), are Raymarine’s 4.1-inch colour multifunction instruments for SeaTalkng, linked to NMEA 2000 and SeaTalk 1 through adaptor cables: one display shows wind, speed, depth, engine, navigation and AIS pages, on sailing yachts as well as motorboats. The single-function i50 (Speed, Depth, Tridata) and i60 (Wind, Close-Hauled Wind) share their 110 × 115 mm face and 92 mm cut-out but have their own transducer terminals; the i70/i70s has none, so analog paddle wheels, depth transducers, the masthead wind vane and the Rotavecta connect through the iTC-5 converter, while smart sensors such as the DST800 smart and the DST810 plug straight into the backbone. Airmar, who builds the DST sensors, now lists the DST810 among its legacy products next to the new DST820.

Manuals & documents

The links go straight to Raymarine (docs.raymarine.com and Raymarine’s document library) and, for the DST800 and DST810 transducers, to their maker Airmar. We host no manuals or drawings — the manufacturer’s copy is the current one.

Wear parts & part numbers

PartOEM numberAlso fitsNote
Sun coverA803571,2,3,4—i70s style: one comes with every i70s. Also fits an i70, i50 or i60 once it wears the eS-style bezel A80355/A80356.
Sun coverR221695,6,3,4—Standard cover for the i70 (E22172), i50 and i60 with the standard bezel R22168. Does not fit the i70s.
BezelA80353 · A803541,2—i70s front bezel: A80353 black (fitted at the factory), A80354 gunmetal (in the box). The same bezels fit the p70s/p70Rs autopilot heads.
BezelR22168 · A80355 · A803565,3,4—For the i70 (E22172), i50 and i60: R22168 is the standard spare in the i70 manual; A80355 (black) and A80356 (gunmetal) are eS-style alternatives that take sun cover A80357.
KeypadR70130 · R70131 · R70132 · R701333,4—Spare keypads for the i50 and i60 only: R70130 i50 Speed, R70131 i50 Depth, R70132 i50 Tridata, R70133 i60. Raymarine lists no keypad spare for the i70 or i70s.
Data converter / gatewayE700107,8,9,1—iTC-5 transducer converter: an i70/i70s needs it for analog depth, speed/temperature, wind, fluxgate and rudder sensors. Comes with a 0.4 m spur cable A06038 and is part of the i70s Depth, Speed & Wind pack T70216. An i50 or i60 cannot calibrate sensors on an iTC-5.
Case coverA8000210,8—Spare top cover for the iTC-5 converter.
TransducerA2215411,2,12,3,13,14—DST800 analog depth, speed and temperature: plastic, 51 mm through-hull, retractable with valve, 14 m cable with spade terminals. Works directly on the i50 Tridata (one function each on the i50 Speed or Depth) and on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5; not on the i60. On the iTC-5, connect the cable screen to the depth terminal only and leave the speed/temperature screen unconnected.
TransducerE706672,15,16,17,18replaces E70617—DST810 smart depth, speed and temperature: plugs into the SeaTalkng backbone without an iTC-5; an i50/i60 can only repeat its data. The Gen2 E70667 (new paddle wheel, same housing) replaced E70617 from July 2022. Calibrate from the i70/i70s (supported since software v3.19; use v3.20 or later, as v3.19 had a calibration fault) or with Airmar’s CAST app. Raymarine still sells E70667, but Airmar now lists the DST810 as a legacy product next to the new DST820; a Raymarine successor number is not known yet. Cable length differs by source: 2.5 m on Raymarine’s product page, 9 ft (2.8 m) in Raymarine’s technical update TU0810.
TransducerA803752,15,19replaces A22111—DST800 smart depth, speed and temperature, plastic, for the i70/i70s directly on SeaTalkng (no iTC-5). The 2025 i70/i70s manuals list A80375 where the 2016 i70s manual had A22111; the bronze version is A22146.
TransducerA803742,15,19,20replaces A22112—DT800 smart depth and temperature (no speed), 12° tilt, plastic, for the i70/i70s on SeaTalkng; bronze version A22147. The 2025 manuals list A80374 in place of A22112, yet Raymarine’s DT800 product page still sells A22112, so a dealer may stock either number.
Paddle wheel (speed sensor)33-398-0421—Airmar paddle wheel kit for the DST800 with valve: wheel and shaft with the newer, shorter pin, plus four O-rings. For DST800 sensors on an i50 Tridata or on an iTC-5; not for the DST810. One source (a dealer).
Paddle wheel (speed sensor)R7096118—Replacement paddle wheel kit for the DST810 Gen2 E70667 only; Raymarine says it does not fit the earlier E70617 or any DST800. One source: Raymarine’s technical update TU0810 (July 2022), found only as a copy on a dealer’s server.
O-ring20-519-0122—Airmar O-ring kit for a DST810 insert that goes into an older housing without valve (the insert then needs the black O-ring).
TransducerE70673 · E70674 · E7068623,6,24,3replaces E26031replaces E66072—ST900 speed and temperature paddle wheel: E70673 plastic with 13.7 m cable, E70674 plastic with 20 m, E70686 bronze (ST900-B120). Direct on the i50 Speed and Tridata, on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5. Replaces the ST800-P120 E26031 and the ST800-B120 E66072; the insert fits existing Airmar P120 and B120 housings.
TransducerM78713-PZ · E26030 · E26001-PZ25,3,26—Analog 200 kHz depth: M78713-PZ P319 through-hull (in the i50 Depth pack E70148), E26030 P17 through-hull, E26001-PZ P79 in-hull. Direct on the i50 Depth and Tridata, on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5. Smart in-hull alternative for the i70/i70s on SeaTalkng: P79S A80373 (T70278 with SeaTalkng adaptor).
Wind vane / masthead unitE22078 · E2207927,28,29,4—Complete masthead wind transducer with cable: E22078 short arm (300 mm) with 30 m cable, E22079 long arm (600 mm) with 50 m cable. Direct on the i60 Wind, on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5 (or an ST70 wind pod).
Wind vane / masthead unitR28170 · R2817129—Replacement vane assembly without cable, for a mast cable that is still good: R28170 short arm, R28171 long arm. Comes with a new base and protective cap, arm clip, cable nut and spanner.
Service kitA2816727,29—Wind vane service kit: vane, counterbalance weight, anemometer cups and screws, for E22078/E22079 and R28170/R28171.
Spares kitA2816829—Top pod kit for the same masthead units: bearing, magnet assembly and O-ring seal.
CableA28162 · A2816329—Mast cable assembly with base: A28162 30 m, A28163 50 m. Needed with R28170/R28171 when the old cable is damaged.
Mounting socketA2816129—Wind vane base at the masthead, for the same units.
End capR2816929—Protective cap for the vane base; fit it whenever the arm is off.
TransducerZ19530,31,4—Rotavecta wind transducer for motorboats, 20 m cable. Direct on the i60 Wind, on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5 (also on the i40 Wind).
TransducerE7067032,33,34—RSW-Wired Performance smart wind transducer with NMEA 2000 gateway, for the i70/i70s with software v3.23 or later on the same SeaTalkng/NMEA 2000 network. True wind also needs boat speed and heading.
TransducerM8119035,36—Analog fluxgate compass: on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5 only, and only the i70/i70s can calibrate it.
Rudder reference sensorM8110535,36—Analog rudder reference: on the i70/i70s through the iTC-5 only, calibrated from the i70/i70s.
Network cableA06038 · A06039 · A06040 · A06041 · A06042 · A06081 · A06043 · A0604437,2,3—SeaTalkng spur cables for the i70, i70s, i50, i60 and iTC-5: A06038 0.4 m (one comes with every display), A06039 1 m, A06040 3 m, A06041 5 m, A06042 0.4 m elbow–elbow, A06081 1 m elbow–straight. Stripped-end spurs A06043 (1 m) and A06044 (3 m) connect legacy ST70 transducer pods.
Network cableA06033 · A06034 · A06035 · A06036 · A06068 · A0603737,3—SeaTalkng backbone cables: A06033 0.4 m, A06034 1 m, A06035 3 m, A06036 5 m, A06068 9 m, A06037 20 m.
Network connector (T-piece, terminator)A06028 · A06064 · A06031 · A06032 · A80001 · A06030 · A06077 · T70134 · A2506237,3—A06028 T-piece, A06064 5-way block, A06031 backbone terminator (two per backbone), A06032 spur blanking plug, A80001 inline terminator, A06030 backbone extender, A06077 elbow spur connector. Kits: T70134 starter kit (3 m spur, power cable, two terminators, 5-way block); A25062 backbone kit (two 5 m and one 20 m backbone cable, four T-pieces, two terminators, power cable).
Power cableA06049 · A0607038,37,3—SeaTalkng power cable, 2 m: A06049 straight, A06070 elbow. One 12 V feed for the whole backbone; fit a 5 A inline fuse in the red wire (not supplied).
Network cableA06047 · A06073 · A22164 · A06045 · A06075 · A06074 · A06076 · A06078 · A0604639,37,3,40—Adaptor cables. SeaTalk 1 to SeaTalkng: A06047 0.4 m, A06073 1 m and A22164, to run an i70/i70s, i50 or i60 on an old SeaTalk 1 bus or to link a SeaTalk 1 device to the E22158 converter; Raymarine gives A22164 as 1 m in its cable table but as 0.4 m in the E22158 kit list. SeaTalkng to DeviceNet (NMEA 2000): female A06045 0.4 m and A06075 1 m; male A06074 0.4 m, A06076 1 m, A06078 0.1 m and A06046 1.5 m.
Data converter / gatewayE2215837,3—SeaTalk 1 to SeaTalkng converter kit, for systems that keep older SeaTalk 1 instruments or autopilots: converter, power cable, spur, A22164 adaptor, blanking plugs and terminators. Power it from the SeaTalkng side only.

Numbers checked against the sources below on 13 October 2026. Always confirm against your serial number and exact type before ordering.

Service intervals

TaskInterval
Software updateNo fixed interval: check Raymarine’s website now and then. Updates load from a Raymarine chartplotter that is the data master on the same SeaTalkng backbone. Latest i70/i70s release: v3.24 (March 2025); update the iTC-5 at the same time41,42,17
CalibrationAfter installation and after any transducer change, in the i70/i70s Transducer Set-up menu: depth offset, speed (one point against SOG or a measured run), water temperature, wind (slow circles below 2 kn, then align head to wind), compass swing and rudder centre43,44,45,46
Transducer careTransducer face, regularly: growth can spoil readings within weeks. Soft cloth and mild detergent, a green scouring pad for heavier growth, fine wet-and-dry paper for severe growth; no acetone or harsh solvents47
Transducer careAntifouling: every 6 months or at the start of each season, water-based transducer antifouling only (never ketone-based paint or spray paint). Raymarine warns that sensors with a temperature element may misread when painted22,48,49
Transducer carePaddle wheel (DST800/DST810): fit the blanking plug when the boat stays in salt water for more than a week, when hauled out or when fouling is suspected. The wheel bearings last up to about 5 years below 10 kn and about 1 year on fast boats; then replace wheel, shaft and O-rings22,48
WinterisingAfter haul-out, pull the blanking plug once so the water drains out, then refit it so ice cannot crack the plastic22
Season checkMasthead wind vane, routinely and with the power off: locking collar tight, arm retaining clip in place, cables and connectors free of chafe and corrosion. No lubricant or sealant on the vane; fit the protective cap whenever the arm is off29
Electrical connectionsRegularly: check every cable for damage or wear and that each connector is secure and locked50,51
Fresh-water washFit the sun cover whenever the display is not in use (take it off at speed and when trailering). Rinse cover and screen with fresh water and let them dry; microfibre cloth only, no chemicals, no pressure washer52,53,54

From Raymarine’s i70/i70s and iTC-5 manuals, the wind vane instructions 87220 and Airmar’s DST800 and DST810 guides. Apart from Airmar’s six-monthly antifouling, none of them sets a fixed interval.

Specifications

ModelsDisplays: i70s E70327; i70 E22172; i50 Speed E70058, i50 Depth E70059, i50 Tridata E70060; i60 Wind E70061, i60 Close-Hauled Wind E70062 (repeater only) · Packs: i70s Depth, Speed & Wind T70216 (with iTC-5, transducers and cables); i50 Speed + P120 E70147; i50 Depth + P319 E70148; i50 Tridata + P319 + P120 E70149; i60 Wind + short-arm vane E70150; i50/i60 Depth, Speed & Wind E70153 / T705842,1,55,3,4,56
Years builti70: from late 2010 (first installation manual 87131-1, November 2010; Raymarine counts software v1.08 of October 2011 as the first release) · i70s: from 2016 (first manual 81364-1, May 2016), still sold · Raymarine gives no end date for the i7057,19,34
Displayi70s: 4.1-inch TFT colour LCD, 320 × 240 pixels, 1200 cd/m², optically bonded · i70: 4.1-inch TFT colour LCD, 320 × 240 pixels, 700 cd/m² · both: characters up to 43 mm high · i50/i60: monochrome LCD with red backlight, i50 digits up to 28 mm, i60 with analogue pointer2,58,3,59
Voltage12 V DC systems only · i70/i70s: 9–16 V DC, protected up to 32 V DC · i50/i60: 10–16 V DC · iTC-5: 9–16 V DC2,60,3,61
Current drawi70s: 143 mA (1.7 W), LEN 3 · i70: 132 mA (1.6 W), LEN 3 · i50/i60: 45–65 mA for the display alone, up to 200 mA (2.4 W) with a transducer connected, LEN 4 · iTC-5: under 150 mA peak, 1.5 W typical, LEN 32,60,3,4,61
Breaker / fuseSeaTalkng backbone feed: 5 A inline fuse or 3 A thermal breaker · SeaTalk 1 feed (i50/i60): 5 A fuse or breaker · i50/i60 on their own power cable: 3 A62,3
Data connectionsi70s: 1 × SeaTalkng · i70: 2 × SeaTalkng · i50/i60: 2 × SeaTalkng (SeaTalk 1 through an adaptor cable) plus transducer terminals (two on the i50 Tridata, one on the i50 Speed and Depth, i60 Wind for vane or Rotavecta) · NMEA 2000 through a SeaTalkng-to-DeviceNet cable · SeaTalk 1 through adaptor cable A06047 or A060732,63,3,4
Waterproof ratingi70s: IPX6 and IPX7 · i70, i50, i60: IPX6 · iTC-5: IPX2 (splash-proof, mount below deck). Raymarine’s warranty excludes damage from high-pressure washing2,64,3,65,66
Dimensionsi70, i70s, i50, i60: 110 × 115 mm face, mounted through a 92 mm (3 5/8 in) hole-saw cut-out; i50/i60 44 mm deep · iTC-5: 163.5 × 93.1 × 44.3 mm2,6,3,67
Mountingi70/i70s: at least 1 m from any magnetic compass68
Operating temperaturei70/i70s: −25 °C to +55 °C · i50/i60: −20 °C to +55 °C · iTC-5: −15 °C to +55 °C2,3,65
Softwarei70/i70s: v3.24 (March 2025); the v3.23/v3.24 features need iTC-5 software v1.13; an i70 needs v1.25 or later to work with an iTC-517,69,70
TransducersAnalog transducer cables on an iTC-5: speed/temperature 14 m; wind vane 30 m or 50 m; Rotavecta 20 m; fluxgate and rudder reference 9.1 m; depth 9, 14 or 20 m. Raymarine says not to extend them71

Good to know

  • i70 or i70s? The i70s (from 2016) has the brighter 1200 cd/m² screen, is rated IPX7 as well as IPX6, has one SeaTalkng socket instead of two and its own bezels (A80353/A80354) and sun cover (A80357); the older i70 shares bezel R22168 and sun cover R22169 with the i50/i60. Both run the same software and manual and fit the same 92 mm cut-out, so an i70s drops into an old i70, i50 or i60 hole. Raymarine’s manuals give no weight for any of these displays.2,6
  • The i70/i70s has no transducer terminals. Analog sensors (paddle wheel, depth, wind vane, Rotavecta, fluxgate, rudder reference) go into an iTC-5; smart sensors (DST800 smart, DST810, P79S, RSW) plug into the backbone. Only an i70/i70s, an ST70/ST70+ or, for depth, speed and wind, an Axiom chartplotter can calibrate sensors on an iTC-5; without one of them, wire the sensors straight into an i50 or i60 instead.72
  • Software matters with an iTC-5: an i70 needs at least v1.25, and v3.19 broke the calibration of iTC-5 and smart transducers until v3.20 fixed it. Updates load from a Raymarine chartplotter on the same backbone, so a boat without one needs a dealer visit. Update the iTC-5 too: v1.13 goes with i70 software v3.23/v3.24.17,70
  • Power the SeaTalkng backbone once, at 12 V, through a 5 A fuse or 3 A breaker, into a white spur socket (never a blue backbone socket) and not from the engine start battery; each i70 adds LEN 3 and each i50/i60 LEN 4. Old SeaTalk 1 gear can stay: an i70s or i50/i60 sits directly on the SeaTalk 1 bus with adaptor cable A06073 or A06047, or the SeaTalk 1 units keep their own spur behind the E22158 converter, powered from the SeaTalkng side only. Don’t join a mixed SeaTalk 1/SeaTalkng system to an NMEA 2000 backbone.3
  • Log reads zero or too low while the temperature still works: pull the insert, fit the blanking plug, scrub the paddle wheel and check that it spins freely. A new wheel goes in with the flat side of the blades facing the arrow on the insert (toward the bow), and every O-ring must be undamaged and greased before refitting. On a DST810 the Gen2 wheel R70961 only fits the Gen2 E70667, and the valve slows the inflow but does not seal it.22,18
  • Masthead vane: a replacement R28170/R28171 comes without cable, so it only works if there is enough slack at the masthead to refit the plug; otherwise order cable A28162/A28163 or a complete E22078/E22079. Cups and vane alone come as kit A28167. After any wind sensor change, recalibrate on the i60 or i70.29

Fitted in

Boats whose builder lists it as standard or optional equipment:

  • Bali 4.1 — Raymarine i70s (Raymarine Electronic Pack 1 in the dealer list of a 2020 boat; the spec sheets A-2019 and B-2019 list a Raymarine multifunction display at the helm, depending on the pack)
  • Bali 4.2 — Raymarine i70s (Raymarine electronics Pack 1 on every sheet from A-2021 to A-2025, depending on the pack chosen)
  • Bali Catspace — Raymarine i70s (Raymarine electronics Pack 1 on every sheet from A-2021 to A-2025, depending on the pack chosen)
  • Excess 11 — Raymarine i70s (January and December 2020 lists, ‘Sail Away’ option only: i70s at the starboard console with smart speed/depth/temperature transducer and wind transducer)
  • Leopard 42 — Raymarine i70 (2nd generation: colour instrument at the helm with depth and wind transducers, Raymarine pack of the charter boats (July 2020 list))
  • Nautitech 40 Open — Raymarine i70s × 2 (Raymarine navigation pack of the US dealer’s 2026 boats: one i70s multifunction display at each helm)
  • Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 — Raymarine i70s (Display at the port helm in the Raymarine Coastal pack (lists from June 2022))
  • Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 — Raymarine i70s (July 2024 packs: on deck at the port helm station (Coastal), on the starboard console (Offshore))

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