Balík dvou průchozích snímačů B175 D/T Medium-High 20°

The CHIRP (Compressed High-Intensity Radiated Pulse) technology enables these B175 transducers to scan a wide range of frequencies instead of emitting on a single fixed frequency. This provides several major advantages:

Better target separation: It allows for clearer distinction between individual fish or objects close to each other.Superior image clarity: Seafloor and underwater structure images are sharper and more detailed.Improved detection: The ability to detect fish and structures is enhanced, even in challenging conditions.

The Medium-High (MH) designation for the frequency band of these B175 transducers indicates they operate within an intermediate frequency range, typically between 85 and 135 kHz. This band is particularly effective because it provides an excellent balance between:

Deep penetration: Sufficient for detecting fish at various depths.Detail resolution: Enables clear identification of structures and schools of fish.It is optimized for sport fishing and fish finding in varying water columns.

The inclusion of two B175 D/T Medium-High through-hull transducers in this pack offers several significant advantages:

Extended coverage: Provides a wider underwater view, ideal for large vessels.Signal redundancy: Ensures increased reliability, with one transducer able to take over from the other if needed.Optimized side vision: Useful for sport fishing applications where detailed side views of the boat are required.Turbulence compensation: Helps maintain a clear signal even in water turbulence, particularly on fast boats or in rough conditions.

The D/T functions mean that each transducer is capable of measuring and transmitting two essential types of data simultaneously:

Depth (D): It provides precise information on the distance between the boat's hull and the seabed, crucial for navigation and fishing.
Temperature (T): It measures the water temperature at the transducer's location, an important data point for understanding fish movements and oceanographic conditions.
Combined, these data points offer comprehensive monitoring of marine conditions.

These through-hull transducers have a 20-degree tilt angle and are specifically optimized for hulls with a deadrise angle (or V-angle of the hull at the transducer location) between 16 and 24 degrees. This predefined angle ensures the transducer's acoustic beam is transmitted and received perpendicular to the water surface, maximizing depth and temperature reading performance and accuracy.

The B175 D/T Medium-High through-hull transducers are primarily designed for installation on fiberglass and wooden hulls. For metal hulls (aluminum or steel), installation requires specific precautions to prevent galvanic corrosion. This may include using plastic fairings or isolation kits to separate the transducer body from the metal hull.

These B175 D/T Medium-High through-hull transducers are fully compatible with the following Raymarine CHIRP fishfinder modules:

Raymarine CP470Raymarine CP570These modules are required to process and interpret the high-performance CHIRP data provided by the transducers.

No, these B175 transducers do not connect directly to Raymarine Axiom or Element multifunction displays. They are designed to connect to an external Raymarine CHIRP sounder module, such as the CP470 or CP570. It is this sounder module that then connects to your Axiom or Element multifunction display, enabling the display of depth and temperature data with the full power of CHIRP technology.