Axiom
Axiom multifunction displays, from a single seven-inch screen to a glass bridge. Choose the line, then the size.
Choose your Axiom.
Axiom multifunction displays, from a single seven-inch screen to a glass bridge. Choose the line, then the size.
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Axiom+
Quad-core touchscreen chartplotter with a HydroTough coated 1800-nit display (1500 nits on the 9″), without built-in sonar.
Axiom+ is the straightforward Axiom touchscreen: a quad-core processor running LightHouse, an IPS display and built-in GPS. The 7″ and 12″ reach 1800 nits and the 9″ reaches 1500 nits, so all three stay readable in direct sun. The HydroTough nano-coating sheds water, oil and smudges, and the screen stays accurate when wet.
It is the one to choose when sonar is not the priority, or when you plan to add a separate sonar module later. It has a 25-pin RealVision transducer connector, RayNet Ethernet and NMEA 2000 for radar, cameras, engines and AIS, plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. If you want sonar inside the screen, look at Axiom+ RV; for the faster six-core processor, look at Axiom 2.
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Axiom+ RV
Axiom+ with a built-in 600 W sonar giving CHIRP, DownVision, SideVision and RealVision 3D.
Axiom+ RV is the Axiom+ touchscreen with the sonar built in, so one unit is both chartplotter and fishfinder. It has four sonar channels: conventional CHIRP, DownVision (a picture of the bottom directly below), SideVision (a picture to either side) and RealVision 3D (a live 3D view ahead and below). The built-in sonar is 600 W digital at 50 and 200 kHz.
Depth ranges are 274 m for CHIRP, 183 m for DownVision and 91 m for SideVision and RealVision 3D. It suits inshore and coastal fishing boats. Pair it with the RV-100 transom transducer, or the RV-200, RV-300 or RV-400 through-hull series. Display, processor and networking match Axiom+: quad-core, 1800 or 1500 nits depending on size.
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Axiom 2
Six-core processor and 64 GB storage; 1800 nits on the 7″ and 12″, 1500 on the 9″. Display-only version has no sonar.
Axiom 2 is the newer generation of the touchscreen range. The processor is six-core rather than the quad-core in Axiom+, and Raymarine says it draws charts up to 30% faster. Storage is 64 GB internal, the Ethernet is gigabit RayNet, and it adds Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, engine integration for Mercury, Yamaha and Suzuki, and streaming apps. The displays are IPS with HydroTough coating: 1800 nits on the 7″ and 12″, 1500 nits on the 9″.
It comes as a display-only chartplotter or as Axiom 2 RV with sonar built in. Choose display-only when a separate sonar module will do the fishing. It takes charts from LightHouse, Navionics, C-MAP and others, and has sailing tools such as polars, laylines and race timers.
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Axiom 2 RV
Axiom 2 with sonar built in: RealVision 3D, SideVision, DownVision and a conventional 600 W 50/200 kHz channel.
Axiom 2 RV is Axiom 2 with a sonar inside, so it works as chartplotter and fishfinder in one touchscreen. It keeps the six-core processor, 64 GB storage and gigabit RayNet of the plain Axiom 2. The sonar channels are RealVision 3D and SideVision (70 W, 350 kHz), DownVision (35 W, 350 kHz), CHIRP High (100 W, 200 kHz) and a conventional 50/200 kHz channel at 600 W, which needs a 600 W transducer and adapter cable.
It uses the 25-pin RealVision connector, and the RV-100 transom transducer is the matching option. Sizes are the same three as Axiom 2. Pick it for an inshore or coastal fishing boat that wants everything in one screen, rather than a separate module.
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Axiom 2 Pro S
Six-core HybridTouch display (touch plus keypad) with built-in CHIRP conical sonar and a sunlight-readable screen.
Axiom 2 Pro S is the step up for cruising and sailing boats. It has the six-core processor and a sunlight-readable display with ambient-light backlighting: 1300 nits on the 9″, 1200 nits on the 12″ and 16″, in 9″, 12″ and 16″ sizes. Control is HybridTouch, meaning touchscreen plus a keypad that can be swapped between a dedicated autopilot keypad and programmable soft keys.
The built-in sonar is a CHIRP conical channel reaching 274 m, a general depth and fish finder rather than the imaging sonars of the RVM. Networking is stronger than the Axiom+ and Axiom 2: two gigabit RayNet ports, HDMI out, an analogue video input, a TNC connector for an external GPS antenna, and 8 to 32 V DC power so it suits 12 V or 24 V boats.
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Axiom 2 Pro RVM
Pro display with built-in RealVision MAX (600 W High CHIRP plus imaging) and a separate 1 kW CHIRP port.
Axiom 2 Pro RVM is the Pro touchscreen built for serious fishing. It shares the six-core processor, HybridTouch control (touch plus interchangeable keypad), sunlight-readable display and 8 to 32 V power of the Pro S. The difference is the sonar. RealVision MAX gives a 600 W RMS High CHIRP channel at 200 kHz plus DownVision, SideVision and RealVision 3D at 350 kHz. A second 11-pin port adds a traditional dual-channel 1 kW CHIRP, 42 to 250 kHz depending on the transducer.
Raymarine quotes High CHIRP reach of 366 m and 1 kW reach of up to 914 m in optimum conditions. Matching transducers are the RVM-100 transom, the RVM-400 series through-hull and the B175 and B265 bronze 1 kW through-hulls. Sizes are 9″, 12″ and 16″.
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Axiom 2 XL
Large six-core displays up to 24″ for glass-bridge helms, with HDMI and video in and three PoE RayNet ports.
Axiom 2 XL is for helms where the display is the instrument panel. Sizes are 16″, 19″, 22″ and 24″, all 1920 x 1080 except the 24″ at 1920 x 1200, at 1200 to 1300 nits. It has the six-core processor and 64 GB storage, three RayNet ports with power over Ethernet, HDMI in and out, two analogue video inputs and audio out.
There is no built-in sonar: it works with CHIRP modules such as the CP570 for deep water and the RVM1600 for RealVision MAX imaging. Control is touch, with the optional RMK-10 remote keypad for operating it from elsewhere on the helm. It also works with Quantum 2 and Cyclone radar, thermal cameras, ClearCruise augmented reality, and engine and audio systems. External cards need a remote card reader. It can be bought display-only, with a card reader, or with an RVM1600.
Every Axiom runs LightHouse, so displays, radar, sonar and autopilot share one network and one interface.
One networked system
Radar, sonar, autopilot, instruments and cameras all display on the same LightHouse screen. We set the network up on the bench before installation.
Pair it with radar