R2Sonic Sonic 2026-V Multibeam Echosounder

The Sonic™ 2026-V is ideal for advanced hydrography, research & seafloor characterization, on surface vessels, ROV or AUV. It is the unique option to survey at 90kHz/100kHz operating frequency for extended range coverage and features high resolution at 0.45⁰ x 0.45⁰ at 450kHz, and 800m range.

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Unique user benefits for every application:

Embedded Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) option

• Eliminates the need for multiple patch tests

• Single cable, less space and risk of exposure

• Improved performance with roll pitch accuracy to 0.015°

• Highly immune to GNSS outages

Compact VOX-IM

• Integrated connectors for additional motion/GPS equipment

• RTK / RTCM input (only for Sonic-V PLUS Series

• Wide range of voltage input - AC and DC

VOX Control User Interface

• Fresh look, modern interface that is agile, intuitive and user-friendly

• Improved logic and layout of advanced settings

• Configurable hotkeys, language translations and help feature

Ultra High Density (UHD)

• Up to 1024 true soundings per ping for improved data density accross the swath

• Technical Modes that can be upgraded remotely, anytime

• Ultra High Resolution (UHR) 700kHz for 2020-V, 2022-V & 2024-V

• 90/100kHz extended sounding depth for 2026-V

• TruePix® / Multispectral backscatter with compressed water column

• Switchable forward looking sonar (FLS)

Standard 3-year warranty, with option to extend to 6-years

• Minimize your risk on investment

• Fast, quality repairs performed by the team that engineered the sonar and IMU

• Theoretical and hands-on personalized training delivered by our experts

The Sonic™ 2026-V offers powerful technical modes to support the efficient acquisition of marine data.

Standard Modes

• Ultra High Density (UHD)

• Pipeline mode

• Multispectral Backscatter

• Multifrequency Bathymetry

Upgrade Modes

• Ultra High Resolution (UHR)

• TruePix™ Compressed Water Column

• Multispectral TruePix™ Compressed Water Column

• Forward Looking Sonar (FLS)