AIRMAR® B175M, 12° Tilt
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Technical specifications
Technical specifications
| Supported sonar technologies | CHIRP,Sondeur traditionnel |
| Fishfinder frequencies | 85-135 kHz |
| Operating temperature | -10 à 40 °C |
| Peak power | 1000.0 |
| Max depth reading | 457.0 |
| Transducer material | Bronze |
| Sonar connector type | Garmin 8 broches |
| Cable length | 11.89 |
| Product width | 135 mm |
| Integrated temperature sensor | Oui |
| Product height | 55 mm |
| Compatible displays | Écrans Garmin compatibles CHIRP (via connecteur 8 broches) |
| IP rating | IPX8 |
| Wireless connectivity | Non |
| Mounting type | Traversant |
| Certifications | CE |
| Temperature measurement range | -10 à 40 °C |
| Beam coverage angle | 11-16° |
| Cable jacket material | Polyuréthane |
| Compatible Hull Materials | Fibre de verre, Bois |
| Fishing type | Mer |
| Fixed Tilt Angle | 12 |
| Hull Deadrise Angle Range | 8-15 |
| Integrated Depth Sensor | Oui |
| Integrated speed sensor | Non |
| Storage temperature range | -20 à 70 |
| Transducer Diameter | 135 |
| Transducer Element Type | Céramique |
| User level | Expert |
| Warranty | 1.0 |
| Weight | 2.5 |
Detailed description
Detailed description
Designed for demanding marine applications, the AIRMAR® B175M through-hull transducer from Garmin with a 12° tilt is a 1 kW bronze CHIRP solution. It is optimized for fiberglass and wood hulls with a deadrise angle between 8° and 15°. This transducer delivers detailed sonar images and accurate depth and water temperature data.
CHIRP Technology and Sonar Performance
The B175M uses mid-frequency CHIRP technology, operating on a 50 kHz bandwidth between 85 kHz and 135 kHz. This frequency range provides excellent target resolution and clear returns for fish and underwater structure identification in mid-water or deeper conditions. Its 1 kW RMS power and conical beam width ranging from 16° to 11° give it a maximum range of 457 meters (1,500 feet). It also features Garmin’s patented Xducer ID® technology for automatic identification with compatible fishfinders.
Tilted Element™ Design and Installation
The Tilted Element™ design incorporates a ceramic element mounted at a 12° angle inside the bronze housing. This tilt compensates for the hull’s deadrise angle, ensuring the transducer element is oriented horizontally for optimal echo detection without requiring a fairing block. The low-profile housing, which protrudes less than 1/4 inch (approximately 6 mm) below the hull, simplifies storage and trailer transport without risk of damage. Installation requires a 95 mm (3-3/4") hole for fiberglass or wood hulls. A Mix and Match™ version is available with a 9-meter cable and a 1-meter adapter, while the standard version typically comes with an 8-pin Garmin connector.
Expert opinion
Expert opinion
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