B175L BB TH profilovaná 12°

The Raymarine B175L BB TH fairing 12° transducer (A80045) is a bronze through-hull transducer designed for Raymarine CHIRP fishfinder systems. It is optimized for deep-water detection thanks to its low-frequency CHIRP technology, and its fairing design allows installation without a fairing block on hulls with a deadrise angle of 8 to 15 degrees.

The "L" designation means the transducer operates at low frequency (Low CHIRP). This frequency band is specifically designed for deep-water penetration, enabling reliable readings and good target detection at significant depths.

The B175L transducer operates on a low CHIRP frequency range, typically between 40 and 60 kHz. This frequency band is ideal for deep-water detection.

The B175L transducer has a nominal power of 1 kW RMS (Root Mean Square). This high power ensures excellent penetration and detection capability, even in difficult conditions or at great depths.

The B175L transducer can reach maximum depths of up to approximately 900 meters (3000 feet), depending on water conditions, salinity, and the power of the associated fishfinder unit.

While the B175L can operate in shallow water, it is primarily optimized for deep-water detection. For better target separation and more detailed seafloor mapping in shallow water, CHIRP transducers with medium (M) or high (H) frequency would generally be more suitable.

The B175L transducer is made of bronze. Bronze is a robust material resistant to corrosion, particularly suited to marine environments. It offers excellent durability and a long lifespan, which is essential for equipment permanently submerged.

The B175L transducer is typically supplied with a standard 10-meter (approximately 33-foot) cable. This length is often sufficient for most onboard installations.

The B175L (Low CHIRP) operates at low frequency (40-60 kHz) and excels in deep-water penetration. In contrast, the B175M (Medium CHIRP, 80-130 kHz) and B175H (High CHIRP, 130-210 kHz) models provide better target separation and finer resolution at shallower depths, making them more suitable for coastal fishing or identifying structures near the surface.

Yes, the B175L transducer is a CHIRP transducer (Compressed High-Intensity Radiated Pulse). It emits a frequency sweep over a wide band rather than a single fixed frequency, which significantly improves resolution, target separation, and seabed image clarity compared to traditional transducers.

The CHIRP low-frequency technology, used by the B175L, offers several advantages for deep-sea fishing:

Increased penetration: It allows reaching very great depths.Improved detection: It helps identify fish schools and seabed structures even at hundreds of meters.Less noise: It is less sensitive to interference and noise in deep water.

To maintain the performance of your B175L transducer, it is recommended to clean it regularly to remove marine fouling, algae, and encrusting organisms. Use a soft brush and fresh water. You can also apply a specific antifouling paint for transducers (without solvents or ketones) to prevent marine growth, ensuring not to paint the active surface of the ceramic element.

The "12° tilted" marking indicates that the internal element of the transducer is angled at 12 degrees. This design allows the transducer to be installed flush on a boat hull with a deadrise angle (V-hull) between 8 and 15 degrees, without requiring an additional fairing block. The beam is thus corrected to be oriented vertically toward the seabed.

No, the B175L BB TH transducer is a 12-degree slanted model. Its design already includes the angle required to compensate for hull inclination (between 8 and 15 degrees of deadrise), eliminating the need for an external fairing block.

The B175L transducer, being made of bronze, is ideal for installation on fiberglass or wooden hulls. It is not recommended for metal hulls (aluminum or steel) due to the risk of galvanic corrosion between the bronze and the hull metal.

The B175L profiled transducer with a 12-degree beam is designed to be installed on hulls with a deadrise angle between 8 and 15 degrees. This range ensures the transducer’s internal element is correctly oriented for optimal vertical beam performance.

The B175L transducer is compatible with Raymarine fishfinder and chartplotter systems that support CHIRP technology. This typically includes the Axiom, Element multifunction displays, and other units compatible with Raymarine CHIRP sounder modules such as the CP450C or CP570.