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Airmar B175L Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer

The Airmar B175L Bronze 12 Degree Thru-Hull 1kW is a top choice for smaller boats like center consoles. This transducer stands out with its low-profile design and Chirp-ready capabilities, making it an ideal addition to enhance your boating experience. With a powerful 1 kW output and a frequency range of 40 to 60 kHz, it delivers exceptional coverage and tracking, ensuring you have a clear view of the underwater landscape. The B175L is built to last, featuring a durable bronze housing that is suitable for fiberglass or wood hulls.

Technical Specifications and Features

The B175L transducer boasts a range of impressive specifications that set it apart from the competition. It offers a 20 kHz total bandwidth, providing remarkable deep-water performance. The transducer's Tilted Element™ technology, with a fixed ceramic element at a 20° angle, ensures accurate depth readings by correcting for hull deadrise. This innovative feature is complemented by a low-profile, thru-hull housing that offers good display resolution at speed. Other key features include depth and fast-response water-temperature sensing, a maximum depth of 762 m (2500'), and a 32° to 21° beamwidth for optimal coverage.

Practical Uses and Benefits

Whether you're a passionate angler or a casual boater, the Airmar B175L Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer is designed to enhance your time on the water. Its versatile design is recommended for stepped, planing, or displacement hulls, making it suitable for a wide range of boats. The transducer's bronze housing is not only durable but also ideal for use in fiberglass or wood hulls. For those requiring a stainless steel housing, the SS175L model is also available. With patented Xducer ID® technology, you can trust in the accuracy and reliability of your readings. Upgrade your boat's performance with the Airmar B175L Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer and experience the difference in clarity and depth perception.