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GT17M-THF 12° – skersinė CHIRP vidutinio dažnio sonda

La sonde traversante Garmin GT17M-THF, 12 degrés, est une solution robuste en acier inoxydable, conçue pour une large compatibilité avec les coques en fibre, bois, composite, aluminium ou acier. Son angle intégré de 12 degrés optimise la performance sonar en compensant la dérive de la coque. Le produit inclut les composants d'isolation galvanique essentiels pour les installations sur coques métalliques et nécessite une mise à jour logicielle du traceur de cartes Garmin.

Kampas: 12 degrees

0 degree 12 degrees 20 degrees

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Free pickup point from 150€ in France
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Technical specifications

Echoloto technologijos	CHIRP bande moyenne
Sonaro dažniai	CHIRP 150-240 kHz, CHIRP 40-75 kHz
Sondos medžiaga	Inox
Įmontuotas temperatūros jutiklis	Oui
Su derinami displėjai	Garmin chartplotters et sondeurs compatibles
Belaidis ryšys	Non
Montavimo tipas	À travers la coque
Sertifikatai	CE
CHIRP aukštoji dažniuotė	150-240
CHIRP žema dažniuotė	40-75
Įmontuotas greičio jutiklis	Non
Išleidimo metai	2024.0

Detailed description

Skersinė Garmin GT17M-THF, 12° sonda yra tvirtas ir universalus jutiklis, skirtas patikimai įrengti įvairių tipų laivams. Nerūdijančio plieno korpusas užtikrina ilgaamžiškumą jūrinėmis sąlygomis, leidžiant įrengti ant stiklo pluošto, medžio, kompozito, aliuminio ar plieno korpusų.

GT17M-THF įrengimas ir universalumas

Šis modelis turi 12° vidinį kampą, specialiai pritaikytą kompensuoti 6–16° korpuso nuolydžio kampus, garantuojant transduktoriaus optimalų orientavimą ir tikslų sonaro veikimą. Įrengiant ant aliuminio ar plieno korpusų, būtina naudoti įtrauktus galvaninės izoliacijos komponentus, kad išvengti korozijos ir užtikrinti korpuso sandarumą. Įrengimui reikalingi specialūs įrankiai: 98 mm (3 7/8 col.) skėtimo pjūklas stiklo pluoštui ir 101 mm (4 col.) – metalui, o taip pat lanksčias, greitai džiūstantis jūrinis hermetikas, skirtas sandarumui po vaterlinija.

Rekomendacijos ir GT17M-THF priežiūra

Garmin rekomenduoja profesionaliam specialistui atlikti įrengimą, kad užtikrinti optimalų veikimą ir išvengti įrenginio ar laivo pažeidimų. Įrengus šį įrenginį, būtina atnaujinti Garmin navigacijos įrenginio programinę įrangą. Kabelio tvarkymas turi būti atliktas atsargiai, vengiant potencialių trukdžių šaltinių, tokių kaip varikliai ar kiti kabeliai, naudojant kabelių pravedimo įrenginius per pertvaras. Prižiūrint, galima naudoti vandens pagrindu pagamintą antifoulingo dažą, kad išvengti apaugimo, o prieš paliekant laivą vandenyje ilgesniam laikui, būtina patikrinti, ar nėra nutekėjimų. Garmin GT17M-THF, 12° sonda yra techniškai patikimas pasirinkimas reikliesiems jūreiviams, reikalaujantis kruopštaus įrengimo, tačiau siūlantis tvirtumą ir universalumą, palyginti su mažiau tinkamomis galinėmis ar vidinėmis sondomis įvairioms korpuso konstrukcijoms ir jūrinėms sąlygoms.

Documentation

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	Notice d'installation - Instructions d'installation de la sonde GT17M-THF (12 degrés)

Expert review

Pol CONIN

Digital Manager

« Robustness and integration of the Garmin GT17M-THF transducer »

The Garmin GT17M-THF through-hull transducer, 12 degrees, stands out with its stainless steel design, ensuring robustness and longevity in the most demanding marine environments. Its extensive compatibility with fiberglass, wood, composite, aluminum, and steel hulls makes it a versatile solution for many types of vessels. The inclusion of a 12-degree internal angle is a major technical advantage, allowing effective correction of hull drift angle for optimized sonar performance, particularly for angles between 6 and 16 degrees. For metal hulls, the inclusion of galvanic isolation components is an essential feature, preventing electrolytic corrosion and ensuring the structural integrity of the mounting point. While installation requires technical expertise, including precise hull drilling and application of appropriate marine sealant, the provided documentation is comprehensive. The need for a software update of the Garmin chartplotter after installation highlights the system integration of the device, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance with existing equipment. This transducer represents a reliable investment for stable and precise sonar data acquisition.

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GT17M-THF 12° – skersinė CHIRP vidutinio dažnio sonda

1.062,07€

1.062,07€ ~~1.399,99€~~

Frequently asked questions

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With which hull material types is the Garmin GT17M-THF transducer compatible?

The Garmin GT17M-THF transducer is designed for installation on a wide range of hull materials. Its stainless steel housing makes it compatible with fiberglass, wood, composite, aluminum, or steel hulls.

It is important to note that when installing on aluminum or steel hulls, the included galvanic isolation components must be fitted to prevent corrosion.

For which hull deadrise angle is the GT17M-THF 12-degree transducer designed?

The Garmin GT17M-THF transducer with a 12-degree internal angle is specifically designed to compensate for hull deadrise angles ranging from 6 to 16 degrees. For optimal performance, the angle of the purchased transducer should be as close as possible to the deadrise angle measured at the installation location.

Is it recommended to have the GT17M-THF transducer installed by a professional?

Yes, Garmin strongly recommends that installation of the GT17M-THF transducer be performed by a qualified marine installer. This ensures not only optimal performance of the device but also helps prevent potential damage to the transducer or the vessel.

What tools are required to install the Garmin GT17M-THF transducer?

To install the Garmin GT17M-THF transducer, you will need the following tools:

A drill with a 3 mm (1/8 in) bitA wrench suitable for nuts up to 108 mm (4 1/4 in)A 4.5 mm (3/16 in) Allen keyMarine sealant (flexible, quick-drying, for below the waterline)Sandpaper and masking tapeFor fiberglass hulls: a 98 mm (3 7/8 in) hole sawFor metal hulls: a 101 mm (4 in) hole saw and a file

What is the hole size to drill in the hull to install the GT17M-THF transducer?

The hole size to drill in the hull depends on the hull material:

For a solid or laminated fiberglass hull: a 98 mm (3 7/8 in) hole saw is required.For a metal hull (aluminum or steel): a 101 mm (4 in) hole saw is required.It is crucial to verify your hull material before drilling.

Are galvanic isolation components required when installing on a metal hull?

Yes, installing the GT17M-THF transducer in an aluminum or steel hull absolutely requires the use of the included galvanic isolation components. Failure to install these components would result in galvanic corrosion, which could cause water ingress around the transducer and damage the hull.

How should I maintain and clean my Garmin GT17M-THF transducer?

For maintenance and cleaning of your Garmin GT17M-THF transducer, follow these recommendations:

Never use solvents such as mineral spirits, acetone, methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), or similar products, as they can permanently damage the transducer surface.Do not use an electric sander or pressure washer to clean the transducer.Always ensure the transducer is submerged during operation, as running it in air can cause damage due to overheating.