Airmar B275C-LHW Transducer With 12-Pin Garmin MMC

The Airmar B275C-LHW Wide Beam CHIRP Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer comes with a Garmin 12-pin M&M Chirp Cable (1m). Model: B275C-LHW-12G. It features a depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor, offering 123 kHz of total bandwidth from a single transducer. It covers popular fishing frequencies of 50 and 200 kHz and all other frequencies in the bandwidth. With Airmar's new wide beam Chirp product line, you'll get more coverage under the boat. It has a high frequency range of 150 - 250 kHz and a constant 25° beam width, truly broadband at its best. Anglers using this new wide beam transducer will get twice the coverage under the boat compared to current high frequency Chirp transducers. The new high frequency transducers have a constant 25° beam width across the entire frequency band, providing vast bottom coverage, precise fish detection in the upper water column, and creating crisper and larger return images on the display. Specifications: Low Frequency CHIRPS from 42 kHz to 65 kHz with 25° to 16° beamwidth; High Frequency CHIRPS from 150 kHz to 250 kHz with 25° constant beamwidth. Suitable for boats 8 m (25’) and above, with fiberglass or wood hulls and up to 20° hull deadrise with a fairing block. It has a urethane acoustic window. What's in the box: B275CLHW-MM, fairing block and hardware, and a MMC-12G Garmin 12-pin M&M Chirp Cable (1m).

Using this Airmar B275C-LHW transducer is easy. First, make sure your boat is 8 meters or longer and has a fiberglass or wood hull. Install the transducer with the included fairing block and hardware. Connect the Garmin 12-pin M&M Chirp Cable to your device. You're now ready to start getting depth and water temperature readings and detect fish. When using, avoid hitting the transducer against hard objects as it may damage the unit. For maintenance, regularly clean the transducer with a soft cloth to remove dirt and debris. Check the cable for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues, replace the cable immediately. Keep the transducer in a dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion.