Fishfinder acoustic transducer ES18
depth sounderfor boat

Fishfinder acoustic transducer - ES18 - Simrad - depth sounder / for boat
Fishfinder acoustic transducer - ES18 - Simrad - depth sounder / for boat
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Characteristics

Applications
fishfinder, depth sounder
Application domain
for boat

Description

The ES18 is a split-beam transducer incorporating 44 Tonpilz elements distributed over four quadrants. The nominal beamwidth is 11 degrees. Ideal for deep water measurements The ES18 beamwidth is 11 degrees at nominal operational frequency 18 kHz. The transducer uses 44 "tonpilz" elements organized in four separate sectors. Due to its low frequency, the ES18 is ideal for use with deep water measurements. Maximum range is approximately 7000 meters. Installation principles The ES18 transducer is normally mounted flush with the hull plating or the bottom of a blister. The incorporated clamping ring is used to secure the transducer body to a mounting ring. The mounting ring is welded into the hull plating. The transducer can also be flush-mounted in the same manner at the bottom of a blister or a drop keel. The transducer cable penetrates the hull using a cable gland. This cable gland consists of a bushing, washers, a rubber gasket and a packing nipple. Technical specifications Observe the transducer datasheet for all relevant technical specifications. Use the link at the bottom of the page. Key features Designed for fishery and ocean science applications. Ideal for deep water measurements. The nominal frequency is 18 kHz. The beamwidth is 11 degrees. The maximum range is approximately 7000 metres. The maximum power input is 2000 W. The delivery includes transducer, stuffing tube, cable gland and mounting hardware.

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