Airmar B175MW Med Ultra Wide 1kW, 20° Chirp Thru-Hull Transducer f/12-Pin Garmin

Airmar B175MW Med Ultra Wide 1kW, 20° Chirp Thru-Hull Transducer f/12-Pin Garmin delivers superior mid-depth performance with a wide, высоко-результативный sonar footprint designed for pelagic fishing and fast-paced boating. This Chirp-ready transducer blends Airmar’s Tilted Element technology with a 1 kW power rating to maximize echo returns and target clarity across a broad range of depths.

Key Features

• 1 kW power for strong, reliable depth readings down to 400 m (1,300 ft).
• Medium frequency 60–100 kHz with an ultra-wide beam: 57°–73° (port/starboard) and 16° (average fore/aft) for broad coverage and excellent target separation.
• Tilted Element design at 20° to align the ceramic element with hull deadrise (16°–24°), maximizing echo returns by maintaining vertical orientation.
• Thru-Hull Bronze housing built for durability on stepped, planing, or displacement hulls while ensuring sharp resolution at speed.
• 12-Pin Garmin connector provides seamless compatibility with Garmin displays for depth and rapid temperature sensing.
• Exclusive Xducer ID technology helps ensure correct performance and compatibility with supported Garmin systems.
• Cable options: available with 9 m (30 ft) or 10 m (33 ft) cables for flexible installation.
• Operating range: -10°C to 40°C (14°F to 104°F) for reliable performance in varied conditions.
• Boat suitability: supports vessels up to 11 m (36 ft) LOA, ideal for mid-sized sport and saltwater boats.

Designed to deliver crisp bottom discrimination and broad pelagic coverage, the B175MW Med Ultra Wide is ideal for anglers targeting mid-depth species and fast-moving fish in the upper water column. Pair it with other Chirp-ready models to access a versatile frequency range—from low to high wide—giving you a comprehensive sonar toolkit for both deep and shallow targets. When you install this transducer, you gain confident readings, quick response, and robust performance across your Garmin-equipped helm.