Airmar SS175C-20-H-BB 1kW CHIRP Stainless Thru-Hull Transducer 20-Degree High Frequency Si-Tex 8-Pin
Airmar SS175C-20-H-BB 1kW CHIRP Stainless Thru-Hull Transducer 20-Degree High Frequency Si-Tex 8-Pin
Airmar SS175C-20-H-BB 1kW CHIRP Stainless Thru-Hull Transducer 20-Degree High Frequency Si-Tex 8-Pin
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Airmar SS175C-12-M 12d Tilt
High CHIRP with Navico 9-Pin
Model: SS175C-20-HFeatures:
- Depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor
- 1 kW with a maximum depth of 304 m (1000')
- High Frequency: 130 kHz to 210 kHz 10 degrees to 6 degrees beamwidth
- 80 kHz of total bandwidth from one transducer
- High frequency provides superior shallow water performance, bottom detail and fish target separation
- Recommended boat size: Up to 11 m (36')
- Stainless steel housing is compatible with all hull types and materials
- Also available in a bronze housing (B175H) model
- Exclusive Xducer ID® technology
Airmar's low profile Chirp-ready transducer models are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The low frequency band is the deep water performer delivering excellent coverage and tracking in deeper depths. The SS175L transducer delivers up to 20 kHz of total bandwidth in just one installation and delivers tremendous deep water performance.
Because the transducer is installed almost flush to the hull, when the transducer is installed the tilt corrects for the hull deadrise and orients the ceramic element horizontally to assure maximum echo returns to the transducer.
Specifications| Weight | 2.7 kg (6 lb) |
|---|---|
| Hull Deadrise | 16 degrees to 24 degrees hull deadrise |
| Acoustic Window | Urethane |
| Hole Size | 98 mm (3-7/8'') |
| One internal ceramic assembly | |
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