AIRMAR TM265C-LM 1kW Low Medium CHIRP Navico- Blue 7-Pin Y-Cable

The Airmar TM265C-LM-BL2 is a top - notch transom - mount transducer paired with a Navico 7 - Pin Y - Cable. It offers depth and fast - response water - temperature sensing. With 1 kW of power, it delivers excellent performance from mid - to deep waters. The low frequency ranges from 42 to 65 kHz with a 25° to 16° port - starboard beamwidth and can reach a maximum depth of 914 m (3000'). The medium frequency spans 85 to 135 kHz with a 16° to 11° beamwidth and a max depth of 457 m (1500'). This single transducer provides a total bandwidth of 73 kHz, covering popular fishing frequencies like 50, 88, and 107 kHz. It comes with a transom - mount stainless steel bracket, suitable for boats of all propulsion types, and a SEALCAST™ seamless urethane housing for long - lasting use in water. The patented Xducer ID® technology adds to its uniqueness. Chirp technology used here transmits 10 to 1,000 times more sound energy into the water compared to traditional fish finders. Designed for small boats (25' - 40'), the LH model has low - frequency 42 - 65 kHz and high - frequency 130 - 210 kHz. Specifications include a 10 m (33') cable, urethane/stainless bracket housing, transom mounting style, 1 kW power rating, CHIRP - ready dual - band frequency, depth and temperature functions, and a transom angle of 3° to 21°. The box includes the TM265C - LM - MM, transom mount hardware, and MMC - BL2 cable.

Using the Airmar TM265C - LM transducer is quite straightforward. First, use the transom mount stainless steel bracket to install it on your boat. Make sure the transom angle is between 3° and 21°. Connect the 10 m (33') Navico 7 - Pin Y - Cable properly to your fish - finding device. Once installed, it will start sensing water depth and temperature. When fishing, the wide bandwidth and high - power CHIRP technology will help you detect fish better. As for maintenance, regularly check the SEALCAST™ urethane housing for any signs of damage. If it gets dirty, clean it gently with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the housing. Also, when not in use, keep the transducer in a dry place to extend its lifespan.