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Airmar B75c-12-l 12d Tilt Low Chirp Humminbird 14-pin Cable

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Airmar B75c-12-l 12d Tilt Low Chirp Humminbird 14-pin CableAirmar B75C 12 L 12d Tilt Low CHIRP with Humminbird 14 Pin Mix N Match Cable Model: B75C 12 L 14HB Depth & fast response water temperature sensor LowCHIRPS from 40 kHz to 75 kHz, 32 to 21 beamwidth 300 W of power with a maximum depth of 353 m (1200') Great deep water performance Low profile, thru hull housing provides good display resolution at speed when installed properly Recommended for stepped, planing, or displacement hull Bronze housing for use

Airmar B75C-12-L 12d Tilt Low CHIRP with Humminbird 14-Pin Mix-N-Match Cable

Model: B75C-12-L-14HB
  • Depth & fast-response water-temperature sensor
  • Low—CHIRPS from 40 kHz to 75 kHz, 32° to 21° beamwidth
  • 300 W of power with a maximum depth of 353 m (1200')
  • Great deep-water performance
  • Low-profile, thru-hull housing provides good display resolution at speed when installed properly
  • Recommended for stepped, planing, or displacement hull
  • Bronze housing for use in a fiberglass or wood hull

Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready transducer models are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The low-frequency band, operating between 40 and 75 kHz, is a deep-water performer, providing excellent coverage and tracking. The B75L transducer delivers up to 35 kHz of total bandwidth in just one installation.

When the transducer is installed almost flush to the hull, the tilt of the element corrects for the hull deadrise, orienting the beam directly down. This ensures maximum echo returns to the transducer for more accurate depth readings.

Provides greater depth range, wider beamwidth, and ultimately more coverage under the boat

Chirp signal processing technology used with AIRMAR broadband, Chirp-ready transducers provides more detail at greater depths and is less susceptible to noise

Great for operating at high boat speeds

Specifications
Cable-Length 9 m (30')
Deadrise Range 8 to 16°
Frequency Band Low
Low Frequency 40-75 kHz
Low Frequency Beamwidth 32°-21°
Max Depth 366 m (1200')
Power Rating 300 W
Retractable housing No
Single or Dual Frequency CHIRP-Ready Single-Band
Transducer Functions Depth, Temperature

What's in the Box:
  • B75C-12-L-MM
  • MMC-14HB Cable
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