Depth transducer R509LH
water temperatureacousticfor boats

depth transducer
depth transducer
depth transducer
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Characteristics

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

Description

The R509LH is the go-to transducer for today’s top captains who want maximum depth capability combined with the excellent target resolution of the high-frequency band. This powerhouse transducer delivers extreme target detail, bottom discrimination, and bait and game-fish separation at all depths. The R509LH is packed with a twenty-five element, low-frequency array that operates at anywhere between 28 and 60 kHz. The single, high-frequency ceramic operates at any frequency between 130 and 210 kHz and has a narrow (8° to 4°) beam, delivering amazing target resolution and bottom detail. Features Depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor 2 to 3 kW of power for exceptional deep-water performance Low frequency: 28 to 60 kHz 23° to 9° port-starboard beamwidth 11° to 5° fore-aft beamwidth Maximum performance to 3,048 m (10,000') High frequency: 130 to 210 kHz 8° to 4° beamwidth Maximum depth of 457 m (1,500') 112 kHz of total bandwidth from one transducer Covers popular fishing frequencies of 50 and 200 kHz plus everything else in the bandwidth Urethane housing with fairing for optimal performance Also available as pocket/keel (CM599LH) and in-hull (R599LH) mounts Exclusive Xducer ID® technology Specifications Weight: 20.8 kg (46 lb.) Recommended Boat Length: 12 m (40') and above Hull Material: Compatible with all hull materials Hull Deadrise: 0° to 22° Acoustic Window: Epoxy/urethane Includes: Fairing and mounting hardware Transducer Element: 25 internal broadband ceramic assemblies

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