Airmar B75C-0-M 0d Tilt Medium CHIRP Raymarine 11-Pin Cable

The Airmar B75C is a 0° tilted element medium CHIRP bronze thru-hull transducer with a Raymarine 11-Pin Mix-N-Match cable (Model: B75C-0-M-11R). It serves as a depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor, packing 600 W of power for a maximum depth of 274 m (900'). Operating at a medium frequency of 80 - 130 kHz, it has a 24° to 16° beamwidth. This frequency range offers excellent shallow-water performance, detailed bottom views, and better deep - water results than high - frequency bands. Its low - profile, thru - hull housing provides sharp display resolution at speed when installed correctly. The bronze housing is suitable for fiberglass or wood hulls. It also features the patented Xducer ID® technology. Ideal for smaller boats like center consoles, the B75M offers up to 50 kHz of total bandwidth in one installation, showing amazing bottom details in shallow and medium depths. When installed almost flush to the hull, the element tilt corrects for hull deadrise, ensuring accurate depth readings. Specifications include a deadrise range of 0° to 7°, a 70 mm (2 - 13/16') hole size, bronze housing material, and a maximum depth of 900 ft. What's in the box: B75C - 0 - M - MM and MMC - 11RHM Cable.

Using this Airmar transducer is straightforward. First, make sure you choose the right spot on your boat's hull to install it. The hole size needed is 70 mm (2 - 13/16'), and the deadrise range should be between 0° to 7°. When installing, try to get it as flush to the hull as possible. This will help the transducer correct for the hull deadrise and give you accurate depth readings. Once it's installed, connect the Raymarine 11 - Pin cable. You can then use it to measure depth and water temperature. For maintenance, keep an eye on the bronze housing. If it's in contact with saltwater, give it a good rinse with fresh water after each use to prevent corrosion. Check the cable regularly for any signs of wear or damage. And if you notice any issues with the depth readings or temperature measurements, make sure to check the connections first. With proper use and care, this transducer will serve you well on your boating adventures.