LiveScope Imagery with an Extended Range When Paired with GLS Black Box!

The LVS62 Transducer provides real-time sonar images including structure, bait and fish swimming around your boat with an extended range over other LiveScope models. Ideal for coastal or offshore use, the LVS62 operates on lower frequencies for deeper water performance. The LVS62 Transducer is part of the LiveScope XR System and must be paired with a GLS10 Black Box, not included.

Have an existing Garmin Panoptix LiveScope System? If you prefer to use your existing GLS 10 black box, you may simply replace your existing transducer with the Garmin LVS62 Transducer. If you are looking for the full LiveScope XR System, click here.

The Garmin LiveScope XR includes several screen features that allow for unique viewing of your LiveScope imagery.  Choose from Long or Close View options.  The Long View -  Reverse Range Offset feature uses more of the screen to display LiveScope imagery or A Close View - Compress Range feature giving you a clear view close to your boat, while monitoring targets further away.

Select the mode that best suits your fishing style! The LiveScope XR System can provide Forward Mode, Down Mode and Perspective Mode with the included mounts. Select Forward Mode for a front and slight down image, Down mode for a picture of what is directly below your boat and Perspective mode for a top-down view. Perspective mode is provided with the use of the included Garmin Perspective Mode Mount for LVS62 Transducers. The LiveScope XR system also includes a trolling motor shaft and barrel mount.

The LVS64 transducer provides an extended range, over previous LiveScope models. The LVS62 also has a new mounting hole pattern for third party mounting systems. Rough conditions are no problem for the LVS62 transducer. Its built-in AHRS, Attitude Heading Reference System keeps your sonar image stable for easy viewing even in turbulent waters. Easily distinguish artifacts below your boat with the selection of one of 7 vivid color palettes. Color palettes include Aqua, Caribbean, Lava and more. These palettes allow users to see fish a structure more clearly by improving contrast.