Garmin B75M Bronze 0? Thru-Hull Transducer - 600W, 8-Pin

Airmar B75Mw/0° Tilt600WFlush-mounted bronze housing,tilted element inside the transducer accommodates all hull deadrises and eliminates the need for a fairing block. This broadband transducer is designed to allow both traditional and Spread Spectrum scanning when used with a compatible sonar like the GSD 26. It features a bronze, thru-hull mount design with 0 degree tilt and provides both depth and temperature data to your Garmin Marine NetworkMax Depth - 800'Suppoarted Deadrise/Transom Angles - 0-7° DeadriseWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. The Garmin B75M Bronze 0? Thru-Hull Transducer (Part Number: 010-11636-20) is engineered for serious anglers and marine enthusiasts looking for a robust and reliable sonar solution. With its flush-mounted bronze housing and a tilted element, this transducer accommodates all hull deadrises, eliminating the need for a fairing block. Designed to work seamlessly with compatible sonars, like the GSD 26, it offers both traditional and Spread Spectrum scanning capabilities, ensuring you capture every detail beneath the waves. This advanced broadband transducer delivers accurate depth and temperature readings directly to your Garmin Marine Network, enhancing your fishing and navigation experience. With a maximum depth capability of 800 feet and support for deadrise/transom angles from 0 to 7 degrees, the Garmin B75M is a versatile choice for various marine applications. Upgrade your boat's sonar system with this powerful transducer and experience superior underwater visibility. Features: * Flush-mounted bronze housing for durability * Tilted element design accommodates all hull deadrises * Supports both traditional and Spread Spectrum scanning * Provides accurate depth and temperature data * Maximum depth capability of 800 feet * Compatible with Garmin Marine Network