Airmar SS175C-0-H 0 Degree Tilt High CHIRP Transducer for Small Boats

Airmar SS175C-0-H 0d Tilt High CHIRP with No Connector

The Airmar SS175C-0-H is a high-performance, tilt-adjustable CHIRP transducer designed for boats up to 36 feet in length. It features a depth and water-temperature sensor with a power output of 1 kW, capable of reaching depths of up to 304 meters (1000 feet). The high frequency range of 130 kHz to 210 kHz with a 10 to 6-degree beamwidth ensures exceptional shallow water performance, detailed bottom imaging, and precise fish target separation. This makes it ideal for anglers targeting wrecks, reefs, and other structures where pinpoint accuracy is critical. The transducer’s stainless steel housing ensures durability and compatibility with various hull types and materials, providing a long-lasting installation. Additionally, the SS175C-0-H includes exclusive Xducer ID technology for quick and reliable transducer recognition. Its low-profile design allows for nearly flush mounting, and the tilt feature compensates for hull deadrise angles, ensuring optimal orientation for maximum echo returns. Suitable for smaller boats, this transducer offers excellent shallow water imaging, making it a versatile choice for serious anglers and boaters seeking superior fish detection capabilities. The model is also available with a bronze housing for different mounting preferences.

Features:

• Depth and water-temperature sensor for comprehensive fishing data

• 1 kW power output with a maximum depth of 304 meters (1000 feet)

• High frequency range from 130 kHz to 210 kHz for detailed shallow water imaging

• Beamwidth: 10 degrees to 6 degrees for pinpoint accuracy

• 80 kHz total bandwidth from a single transducer for versatile performance

• Stainless steel housing compatible with all hull types and materials

• Low profile, nearly flush mounting design for small boats

• Tilted element design to correct for hull deadrise and maximize echo returns

• Exclusive Xducer ID technology for reliable transducer recognition