XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°)

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is a high-frequency CHIRP through-hull transducer designed to be installed through the hull of your boat. It provides accurate depth and water temperature readings. Its housing is made of stainless steel and its element is angled at 0°, making it ideal for hulls with a deadrise angle of 0° to 7°.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer has a power output of 600 W. This power enables it to reach a maximum depth of 214 meters (700 feet) for effective fish and underwater structure detection.

With its 600 W power output, the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) depth sounder can reach a maximum depth of 214 meters (700 feet). This makes it effective for detecting fish and structures across a wide range of depths.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer uses a high CHIRP frequency range from 130 to 210 kHz. This high-frequency CHIRP technology provides better target separation and improved bottom resolution, with up to 80 kHz of total bandwidth for precise underwater detail.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is designed to measure and provide water depth and temperature readings. These data are essential for navigation and fishing.

The housing of the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) depth sounder is made of stainless steel. This material is compatible with all hull types and offers excellent durability in the marine environment.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is designed for boats up to 8 meters (25 feet) in length. Its design and performance are optimized for this category of vessels.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H transducer has a 0° element tilt angle. It is specifically designed for hulls with a deadrise angle of 0° to 7°. This ensures the ceramic element remains horizontal relative to the water surface for optimal echo return.

The hole size required to install the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer depends on your hull material:

For fiberglass or wooden hulls, a 70 mm (2-13/16 in) hole is required on the hull exterior. If the hull is cored, an 80 mm (3-1/8 in) hole is needed on the interior. For metal hulls, a 79 mm (3-1/8 in) hole is required on the hull exterior.

Yes, the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer, with its stainless steel housing, is compatible with metal hulls. However, it is imperative to use the provided isolation ring to isolate the stainless steel housing from the metal hull to prevent electrolytic corrosion.

For optimal performance, choose a location where the water flow under the hull is smooth, with minimal bubbles and turbulence, especially at high speed. The transducer must remain continuously submerged in water, and its beam must not be obstructed by the keel or propeller shaft. Avoid areas near water intakes or discharges, seams, fittings, or other hull irregularities. For planing powerboats, mount it at the stern, on or near the centerline, and well within the first set of lifting strakes.

When installing a CHIRP transducer like the SS75H (0°), it is crucial to mount it in a cool, well-ventilated location away from the engine to prevent overheating. CHIRP transducers generate more heat than traditional continuous-tone transducers. It is also imperative to always operate the transducer in water, as running it in air can cause overheating and failure.

No, the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is a low-profile through-hull transducer and does not require a fairing block. Its stainless steel design protrudes only 5 mm below the hull, minimizing drag.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is designed with a discreet stainless steel housing that protrudes only 5 mm below the hull. This low-profile design minimizes drag and impact on the boat's performance.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer, featuring a stainless steel housing, is compatible with all hull materials, including fiberglass, wood, and metal. For metal hulls, insulation is required to prevent electrolytic corrosion.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is equipped with a 9-pin connector, ensuring a reliable and secure connection to your marine electronic equipment.

The XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer comes with a 10-meter (33-foot) cable, providing sufficient flexibility for installation on most boats.

Yes, the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer is a hardware accessory compatible with Lowrance devices. It is specifically selected for its compatibility with Lowrance Sonar / Sensor / Transducer / Scanner / Antenna systems, including Airmar tilted elements.

To protect the XSONIC Airmar SS75H (0°) transducer from marine fouling, you can use Airmar’s Foulfree or Propspeed coating. This non-toxic, ultra-smooth coating prevents marine growth from adhering to the transducer surface, ensuring optimal sonar performance. A single application can protect the transducer for up to two years.

No, Airmar certifies that applying the Foulfree coating to its transducers does not result in any loss of performance. This coating is designed to protect the transducer from marine growth without compromising its ability to detect depth and temperature or to provide clear sonar images.