Navico

9-Pin 83/200kHz Pod-Style Shoot-Through Transducer w/Temp

£100.00
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000-14887-001
A 9-pin 83/200kHz pod-style shoot-through transducer that reads through a solid fibreglass hull with no below-waterline hole. Bonded inside the hull with epoxy and includes a temperature sensor.

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Pickup available at Mercury Yacht Harbour

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Description

This 9-pin 83/200kHz pod-style shoot-through transducer is an internal-hull sonar element designed to read through a solid fibreglass hull without a hole below the waterline. Operating on the proven 83/200kHz dual frequency, the 200kHz mode gives sharp detail and good bottom definition while the 83kHz mode opens a wider cone for broader coverage.

The pod-style housing is bonded inside the hull with epoxy, making it a tidy choice where a transom or thru-hull fitting is not wanted, and a built-in temperature sensor adds water-temperature readings. The 9-pin connector fits compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays, and this listing is for the transducer itself.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • 83/200kHz dual-frequency sonar with temperature sensing
  • Pod-style shoot-through design reads through a solid fibreglass hull
  • No hole required below the waterline
  • Bonded inside the hull with epoxy for a tidy installation
  • 9-pin connector for compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays

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Sonar

Frequency83/200kHz dual-frequency

Physical

MountPod-style shoot-through (internal hull)
InstallationEpoxy-bonded inside a solid fibreglass hull
SensorWater temperature

Connectivity

Connector9-pin

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How is this transducer installed?
It is a pod-style shoot-through transducer bonded inside a solid fibreglass hull with epoxy, with no hole below the waterline.
What frequency does it use?
It operates on the 83/200kHz dual frequency.
Does it sense temperature?
Yes, it has a built-in temperature sensor.
What connector does it use?
It uses a 9-pin connector for compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays.