Airmar SS175C-12-L 12d Tilt Low CHIRP with Humminbird 9-Pin

The Airmar SS175C-12-L is a remarkable depth and fast - response water - temperature sensor. With a 1 kW power, it operates at a low frequency range from 40 kHz to 60 kHz, offering maximum depth performance up to 762 m (2500') and a 32° to 21° beamwidth. This transducer provides great deep - water performance and is a perfect fit for smaller boats like center consoles. It comes with a high - performance, low - profile thru - hull housing. When installed correctly, it offers good resolution even at speed. The stainless - steel housing is suitable for stepped, planing or displacement hulls made of fiberglass, wood or metal. For boats up to 11 m (36'), this is an excellent choice. There's also a bronze housing (B175L) model available for fiberglass and wood hulls. Featuring exclusive Xducer ID® technology, the SS175L transducer delivers up to 20 kHz of total bandwidth in a single installation. The tilted element, fixed at a 12° angle, corrects for the hull deadrise, ensuring maximum echo returns and more accurate depth readings. Specifications: - Weight: 2.7 kg (6 lb) - Hull Deadrise: 8° to 15° - Acoustic Window: Urethane - Hole Size: 98 mm (3 - 7/8') - Seven internal broadband ceramic assemblies

Using the Airmar SS175C - 12 - L is straightforward. First, make sure to install it almost flush to the hull. This will help the tilted element correct for the hull deadrise and give you accurate depth readings. When mounting, choose the right housing according to your boat's material. The stainless - steel housing works well for fiberglass, wood, or metal hulls, while the bronze housing (B175L) is for fiberglass and wood ones. When using your boat, the transducer will automatically start measuring depth and water temperature. You can rely on its great deep - water performance, especially in waters up to 762 m (2500'). As for maintenance, keep the transducer clean. Regularly check the acoustic window made of urethane for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues with the readings, check the installation to ensure it's still proper. Also, be aware of the hull deadrise requirements (8° to 15°) to maintain optimal performance.