B75C-0-M-11R - Airmar B75C Medium CHIRP Transducer

Airmar B75C Medium CHIRP Bronze Transducer with Raymarine 11-Pin Cable

Model: B75C-0-M-11R

• Depth & fast-response water-temperature sensor
• 600 W of power with a maximum depth of 274 m (900')
• Medium frequency: 80 to 130 kHz
• 24� to 16� beamwidth
• Medium frequency provides good shallow-water performance, bottom detail, and deeper performance than high-frequency band
• Low-profile, thru-hull housing delivers good display resolution at speed when installed properly
• Bronze housing for use in a fiberglass or wood hull
• Patented Xducer ID� technology

Airmar's low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducer models are ideal for smaller boats such as center consoles. Operating at a frequency range of 80 to 130 kHz, the B75M delivers up to 50 kHz of total bandwidth in just one installation. This transducer provides excellent bottom detail in shallow and medium depths down to 274 m (900').

When installed almost flush to the hull, the tilt of the element compensates for the hull deadrise, directing the beam straight down. This ensures optimal echo returns to the transducer and more accurate depth readings.

The Airmar B75C Medium CHIRP Transducer is a thru-hull marine sensor designed for depth and water temperature measurement. This 600 W transducer operates within a medium frequency range of 80 to 130 kHz, offering a 24� to 16� beamwidth. It is suitable for fiberglass or wood hulls, featuring a bronze housing and a low-profile design that aims to maintain display resolution at speed when correctly installed. The B75C-0-M-11R model provides depth readings up to 274 meters (900 feet) and includes a fast-response water-temperature sensor. Its medium frequency band is intended to deliver a balance of shallow-water performance, bottom detail, and deeper penetration compared to high-frequency transducers. This unit is equipped with patented Xducer ID� technology and comes with a Raymarine 11-Pin Cable, making it a practical component for marine navigation and fishfinding systems on smaller vessels like center consoles.