WASSP Multibeam Sonar

WASSP is world-leading multibeam sonar for fishing, survey, expedition and defence. Built in New Zealand by Electronic Navigation Ltd (ENL) and distributed globally through Furuno, it gives skippers a wide, real-time picture of the seabed and water column — so you can find fish and structure faster, map more efficiently, and work safer on the water.
Hostile Marine can supply and support WASSP for Australian vessels. Pricing is quote on request — configurations vary by series, power, transducer, licences and install.
See WASSP in action
Watch the official intro from WASSP Multibeam by ENL:
Play on YouTube · Also: WASSP Multibeam Technology · F3 Fishing series
Why WASSP
- Proven multibeam technology trusted worldwide
- High-resolution, real-time seabed and water column data
- Integrated hardware and software designed to work together
- Global dealer and support network through Furuno

Series overview

F-Series (Fishing) — Built for serious fishing operations. Real-time multibeam that shows fish, structure and seabed detail across a wide swath so you can explore new ground faster and fish more efficiently.

W-Series (Expedition & Superyacht) — Versatile multibeam with wireless options for tenders and motherships — ideal when you need freedom of movement and clear seabed visualisation for exploration and safe anchoring.

S-Series (Survey) — Professional survey and mapping multibeam for high-resolution bathymetry and analysis in demanding environments.
What it helps you do
- See the full picture across a wide swath in real time
- Make faster decisions on fish, route planning and seabed conditions
- Improve efficiency — less searching, fewer repeat passes
- Increase awareness of hazards and structure
- Adapt across inshore, midwater and offshore applications
TimeZero integration
WASSP pairs strongly with TimeZero for charting, overlays and fishing workflows. Ask us about combining WASSP with TimeZero Pro / Professional setups.
Get a quote
Tell us your vessel type, fishing or survey use, target depth range, and whether you need wireless or survey licences. We’ll put together a clear quote for Australia.
Contact Hostile Marine — or browse wassp.com for manufacturer detail. Images used with WASSP authorisation.