Airmar B60 Thru-Hull Transducer 20 Tilt 9-Pin f/Navico xSonic [B60-20-9N]

The Airmar B60 9-Pin Thru-Hull Transducer with a 20° tilt is a must - have for Navico xSonic users. It's a 600W, 50/200 kHz transducer featuring Airmar’s popular Tilted Element™. With the ceramic element fixed at a 20° angle, when installed almost flush with the hull, it corrects for the hull deadrise angle. This ensures the beam points straight down, giving you maximum echo returns and super - accurate depth readings. **Features:** - Senses depth and fast - response water temperature. - 600W of power for reliable performance. - Dual - frequency element: 50 kHz with a 45° wide beam for depths up to 353 m (1200') and 200 kHz with a 12° beam for depths up to 206 m (700'). - Ideal for center - console or trailered boats. - Low - profile bronze housing extends only 5 mm (3/16') outside the hull, having no impact on your boat’s running performance. - Suitable for fiberglass or wood hulls, and also available in a stainless - steel housing (SS60) for all hull materials. **Specifications:** - Power Rating: 600W - Max Deadrise Angle: 24° - Housing: Bronze - Functions: Depth, Temperature - Hull Material: Fiberglass or wood - Max Vessel LOA: Up to 8 m (26') - Hole Size: 60 mm (2 - 3/8') - Usable Shaft Length: 68.5 mm (2.70') - Acoustic Window: Urethane - Common Use: Leisure/Yachting, Fishing - Conventional Beam: 45°/12° - Max Deadrise: Up to 24° - Max Depth: Low frequency - 366 m (1200'), High frequency - 206 m (700') - Mounting Style: Tilted Element Thru - Hull - Retractable housing: No - Single or Dual Frequency: Conventional Dual Frequency - Tilted Element: Yes - Weight: 1.4 kg (3 lbs.) - Mounting Style: Thru - Hull - Pins: 9 - Pin - Box Dimensions: 2'H x 8'W x 8'L WT: 5.8 lbs This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns. Owner's Manual (pdf), Brochure (pdf)

Using the Airmar B60 Thru - Hull Transducer is quite straightforward. First, make sure to choose the right housing material according to your boat's hull. If you have a fiberglass or wood hull, the bronze housing is a great choice, and for other hull materials, you can go for the stainless - steel option. When installing, ensure it is almost flush with the hull. This way, the 20° tilted element will correct for the hull deadrise angle and give you accurate depth readings. Here are some important notes. This product cannot be returned to the place you bought it from. If you have any problems, contact the manufacturer directly. Also, be aware of the maximum deadrise angle of 24°. If your boat exceeds this angle, the transducer may not work as effectively. For maintenance, keep the acoustic window clean. You can use a soft cloth to gently wipe it. The low - profile housing design means it won't cause much trouble, but still, check it regularly to make sure there are no signs of damage or wear. With proper use and care, this transducer will serve you well on your boating adventures, whether you're into leisure yachting or fishing.