Depth transducer P79
acousticfor boatsfishfinder

depth transducer
depth transducer
depth transducer
depth transducer
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Characteristics

Measured value
depth, acoustic
Application domain
for boats
Applications
fishfinder
Other characteristics
ultrasonic

Description

Our P79 is a dual-frequency, depth only, in-hull transducer that easily adjusts to hull deadrise angles up to 22°.The P79 includes a plastic mounting base which is aligned to the centerline and secured inside the hull. Then it is filled with nontoxic antifreeze. The transducer is inserted into the base and adjusted for the proper deadrise offset, insuring the beam is shooting straight down for maximum echo returns. The coolant provides the best medium to transmit through the solid fiberglass and into the surrounding water. The major benefit of in-hull transducers is no protruding features on the exterior of the hull, making it the perfect choice for trailered or lifted boats. Designed for smaller boats up to 8 m (25') with a solid fiberglass hull. Features: Depth only 600 W Dual-frequency element: -50 kHz with a 45° beamwidth for depth performance to 294 m (1,000') -200 kHz with an 12° beamwidth for depth performance to 180 m (600') Adjusts to hull deadrise angles up to 22° Drill-free installation Recommended for planing-hull powerboats, trailered boats, rigid inflatable boats (RIBS), and racing sailboats No hull protrusions Urethane transducer housing with adjustable, plastic, mounting base Optional 200 kHz only model available Installed with a hand-adjustable base. No cutting is needed. Specifications: Weight: 2.3 kg (5 lb.) Recommended Boat Length: Up to 8 m (25') Hull Material: Solid fiberglass only Hull Deadrise: Up to 22° Acoustic Window: Layered plastic urethane Includes: Adjustable mounting base

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