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50/200 kHz Dual Frequency Transducer / 600 W / Beamwidth 45°-12° / Maximum Depth 1200 ft / 33 ft Cable / Depth and Temperature Measurement / 8-Pin / Compatible with 8° to 15° Deadrise Angles

  • $ 9,699.00
  • Brand: GARMIN
  • Availability: 4 In stock
  • SKU: 10-10982-21

The 50/200 kHz dual-frequency transducer is an advanced tool for navigation and fishing, designed to provide accurate depth and temperature measurements in deep waters. With 600 W of power and...

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The 50/200 kHz dual-frequency transducer is an advanced tool for navigation and fishing, designed to provide accurate depth and temperature measurements in deep waters. With 600 W of power and an adjustable beam width, this transducer is ideal for a variety of marine applications.

Key Features

  • 50/200 kHz dual frequency for greater precision and versatility
  • 600 W power for deep water penetration
  • Adjustable beam width from 45° to 12° for different navigation conditions
  • Maximum depth of 1200 ft (700 ft at high frequency)
  • 33 ft cable for flexible installation
  • Depth and temperature measurement for more informed navigation
  • 8-pin connector for easy installation and compatibility
  • Compatibility with transom/deadrise angles of 8° to 15°

Technical Details

Specifications
  • Frequency: 50/200 kHz
  • Power: 600 W
  • Beam width: 45°/12°
  • Maximum depth: 1200 ft / 700 ft
  • Cable length: 33 ft
  • Measurement: Depth and temperature
  • Number of pins: 8 pins
Interfaces and Connectivity
  • Connector: 8 pins
  • Compatibility: Transom/deadrise angles of 8° to 15°

Applications and Use Cases

Navigation

Ideal for navigation in deep waters, providing accurate depth and temperature measurements.

Fishing

Perfect for fishing in various water conditions, thanks to its dual frequency and adjustable beam width.

Marine Research

Used in marine research to obtain accurate depth and temperature data in different conditions.

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