Discover Seamless Sailing with the Triton² Speed/Depth/Wind System Pack

Imagine gliding through choppy waters with crystal-clear data right at your fingertips—wind shifts, boat speed, and depth readings that update in real-time, helping you trim sails perfectly or navigate shallow spots effortlessly. This wired wind pack delivers exactly that, combining a vibrant 4.1-inch color display with reliable sensors tailored for serious sailors. Whether you're racing around buoys or cruising coastal waters, it turns complex navigation into intuitive control, all powered by proven NMEA 2000 connectivity.

What sets this pack apart is its focus on real-world sailing needs. The optically bonded screen eliminates fogging for unmatched visibility in harsh sunlight or spray, while low power draw keeps your batteries happy during long passages. Sailors rave about features like SailSteer for tack/gybe guidance and WindPlot for tracking shifts—tools that give you an edge without overwhelming the helm.

Key Sailing Features That Make a Difference

• SailSteer and WindPlot: Visualize laylines, true wind angles, and historical wind patterns to optimize your course and sail trim on the fly.
• Multi-Data Dashboard: Glance at speed through water, depth, temperature, heading, AIS targets, and even autopilot status—no more flipping between screens.
• Transflective LCD Technology: Superior contrast day or night, with customizable night modes in red, green, blue, or white to preserve your night vision.
• Attitude-Compensated Sensors: The DST810 transducer adjusts for heel and trim, ensuring accurate speed and depth even when the boat heels over.
• Autopilot Integration: Pair with a Triton keypad and NAC computer for hands-free steering using B&G's sail-specific algorithms that handle gusts and waves intelligently.

Built tough for marine environments, this system resists condensation and thrives in direct sunlight, making it a favorite among offshore racers and bluewater cruisers.

Everything You Need for Quick Setup

Out of the box, you'll have all the essentials for a plug-and-play install. The low-profile thru-hull DST810 plastic transducer mounts cleanly, providing depth, speed, and water temp with easy smartphone calibration via the Airmar CAST app. The WS310 wired masthead wind sensor, complete with a 20-meter mast cable, delivers precise apparent and true wind data without battery hassles—ideal for boats where wireless signals might falter.

Dimensions are compact at 4.6"W x 4.5"H x 0.8"D, weighing just 0.7 lbs, so it fits neatly on any console without cluttering your view.

Installation Tips from Seasoned Sailors

Setting up is straightforward, even for weekend warriors. Start by mounting the display flush in your helm—its slim profile blends with modern glass cockpits. Run the N2K backbone along your wiring runs, connecting the DST810 below the waterline (aim for forward-facing to minimize air bubbles). Hoist the WS310 masthead 20m up, aligning it per the manual for accurate wind capture. Power up, and the intuitive interface auto-detects sensors. Pro tip: Calibrate the DST810 with your phone app for pitch/roll compensation, ensuring data stays spot-on during heavy weather.

This wired setup shines on yachts up to 40 feet, offering rock-solid reliability over wireless alternatives in high-vibration or metallic-heavy rigs.

Why Wired Wind Excels for Performance Sailing

In the world of sailing instruments, wired wind sensors like the WS310 stand out for their precision and durability. No fading signals from interference or dead batteries mid-race—just consistent 360-degree wind data feeding into your polars and polar tables. Combined with the Triton²'s sailing algorithms, it helps you anticipate puffs, set the perfect jib lead, and nail VMG. Integrate with chartplotters for a full ecosystem, displaying radar overlays or route data alongside.

Compatibility and Expansion Options

Fully NMEA 2000 certified, it networks effortlessly with B&G multifunction displays, engine monitors, and third-party gear. Add keypads for autopilot joypad control, or expand to full glass helm setups. It's future-proof for upgrades like radar or forward-looking sonar, keeping your boat's nav system current without rip-and-replace hassles.