Airmar B75C-0-HW 0d Tilt High Wide CHIRP With Mix-n-Match Plug

The Airmar B75 High Wide Chirp transducer is a top - notch choice for small boats like center consoles. With 600W power and a 0° tilt, model B75C - 0 - HW - MM offers excellent performance. It has a fixed 12° tilted version suitable for 8° to 15° hull deadrise. This transducer comes with a depth and fast - response water - temperature sensor. It can reach a maximum depth of 106 m (350') and operates at a high frequency of 150 to 250 kHz with a 30° beamwidth. The high - frequency operation provides great shallow - water performance, clear bottom details, and sharp fish - target returns. Its low - profile, thru - hull bronze housing is perfect for stepped, planing, or displacement hulls and gives good resolution at speed when installed correctly. It also features exclusive Xducer ID® technology. The B75HW combines high - frequency benefits for great target separation on baitfish and schooling gamefish, with a wide beam for maximum boat coverage. Tilted Element™ transducers ensure accurate depth readings by orienting the beam directly down. Specifications include a urethane acoustic window, 9 m (30') cable - length, Airmar 12 - Pin (MMC) connector, and more.

Using your Airmar B75C - 0 - HW transducer is easy. First, make sure it's installed properly on your boat's hull. It's designed for 0° to 7° hull deadrise, so check your boat's specs. Once installed, connect the cable to your display unit as required. The transducer will start measuring depth and water temperature right away. For best results, use it in areas up to 106 m (350') deep. When it comes to maintenance, keep the acoustic window clean. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Check the cable regularly for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues with the cable or the connector, replace them promptly. Also, store the transducer in a dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion of the bronze housing. This will help your transducer last longer and perform at its best.