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Garmin Airmar 509LH CHIRP Dual Range 2-3kW Through Hull Transducer
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The Garmin 509LH is the highest-power thru-hull CHIRP transducer in the range: a 2-3 kW dual-band unit (28-60 and 130-210 kHz) with a 25-element array that sounds to 10,000 ft. It pairs with the Garmin GSD 26 sonar module.
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Description
The Garmin 509LH (Airmar R509LH) is the highest-power thru-hull CHIRP transducer in the range, built around a 25-element broadband ceramic array. It sweeps a 28 to 60 kHz low band and a 130 to 210 kHz high band, giving 112 kHz of total bandwidth from one transducer. The CHIRP sweep delivers shallow-water-like target separation at extreme depths and at low frequencies.
With 2 to 3 kW of dual-range transmit power the 509LH sounds to 10,000 ft, with the high band returning fine detail to 1,500 ft. Its very narrow beam at both frequencies concentrates energy on the target for outstanding deep-water imaging. The epoxy housing installs as an external thru-hull with a High-Performance Fairing and suits fibreglass, wood or metal hulls up to 25 degrees deadrise on vessels of 12 m and above. An integral depth and fast-response temperature sensor is built in. The transducer terminates in bare wires and requires the Garmin GSD 26 CHIRP sonar module, which connects to networked GPSMAP chartplotters.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Highest-power thru-hull CHIRP transducer in the range, dual 28-60 kHz (low) and 130-210 kHz (high) bands
- 2 to 3 kW of dual-range transmit power with 112 kHz of total bandwidth from a 25-element ceramic array
- Sounds to 10,000 ft for exceptional deep-water bottom and water-column detail
- Very narrow beam at both frequencies (low 23-9 deg, high 8-4 deg) concentrates energy on the target
- External thru-hull epoxy housing with High-Performance Fairing, for fibreglass, wood or metal hulls up to 25 deg deadrise on boats 12 m (40 ft) and above
- Integral depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor
- Requires the Garmin GSD 26 CHIRP sonar module and connects to networked GPSMAP chartplotters
- 509LH thru-hull transducer with 49 ft (15 m) bare-wire cable
- High-Performance Fairing
- Installation instructions
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Sonar
| Sonar type | Broadband CHIRP, dual-band Low and High (Spread Spectrum with CHIRP technology) |
| Frequency – Low band | 28 to 60 kHz |
| Frequency – High band | 130 to 210 kHz |
| Total bandwidth | 112 kHz from one transducer |
| Transmit power | 2 to 3 kW (dual-range high power) |
| Maximum depth | 10,000 ft (3,048 m). Low band to 3,048 m (10,000 ft); high band to 457 m (1,500 ft) |
Beam
| Beamwidth – Low band | 23 to 9 degrees port-starboard, 11 to 5 degrees fore-aft |
| Beamwidth – High band | 8 to 4 degrees |
Mounting
| Mount type | Thru-hull, external mount with High-Performance Fairing |
| Supported deadrise | Hulls up to 25 degrees deadrise (with High-Performance Fairing) |
| Recommended boat size | 12 m (40 ft) and above |
| Hull / engine suitability | Fibreglass, wood or metal hulls; inboard, outboard or I/O engines |
Physical
| Housing material | Epoxy transducer housing with High-Performance Fairing |
| Element configuration | 25 internal broadband ceramic assemblies |
| Dimensions | Overall length approximately 587.2 mm (23.12 in); fairing block 444.5 mm (17.50 in) |
| Temperature sensor | Yes – depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor |
Connectivity
| Connector | Bare wires (terminates to the Garmin GSD 26 sonar module) |
| Cable length | 49 ft (15 m) |
Compatibility
| Sonar module required | Requires the Garmin GSD 26 CHIRP sonar module. Listed under "Spread Spectrum with CHIRP Technology Transducers for use with the Garmin GSD 26". The highest-power thru-hull in the range; connects to networked GPSMAP chartplotters via the Garmin Marine Network. |
General
| In the box | 509LH thru-hull transducer with 49 ft (15 m) bare-wire cable, High-Performance Fairing and installation instructions |
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Does the 509LH need a separate sonar module?
Yes. The 509LH is a 2-3 kW bare-wire CHIRP transducer that requires the Garmin GSD 26 CHIRP sonar module. The GSD 26 connects to networked GPSMAP chartplotters via the Garmin Marine Network.
What frequencies and power does the 509LH use?
It is a dual-band CHIRP transducer covering 28 to 60 kHz (low) and 130 to 210 kHz (high), with 112 kHz of total bandwidth and 2 to 3 kW of dual-range transmit power.
How deep can the 509LH sound?
The low band reaches 10,000 ft and the high band returns detail to approximately 1,500 ft, depending on water conditions. It is the deepest-sounding thru-hull in the range.
How is the 509LH mounted?
It is an external thru-hull transducer with an epoxy housing and a High-Performance Fairing, for fibreglass, wood or metal hulls up to 25 degrees deadrise on boats of 12 m (40 ft) and above.
Does the 509LH read water temperature?
Yes. It includes an integral depth reading and a fast-response water-temperature sensor.
