Navico

XSONIC Airmar TM165HW

£700.00
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000-15482-001
Wide-beam transom-mount Chirp transducer covering high Chirp 150 to 250 kHz with a 30 degree beam. Built-in temperature sensor, 9-pin XSonic connector.

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Description

The XSonic Airmar TM165HW is a wide-beam, Chirp-ready transom-mount transducer covering the high band of 150 to 250 kHz. Its wide 30 degree average beam gives roughly three times the coverage of a standard high-frequency Chirp transducer, so you mark more fish and read more structure on every pass, which suits boats up to around 25 ft.

A built-in fast-response temperature sensor reports surface water temperature, and the rugged transom housing installs without hull penetration. The 9-pin XSonic connector mates with compatible Simrad, B&G and Lowrance displays or a Chirp sonar module.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • High Chirp band 150 to 250 kHz with a wide 30 degree beam
  • About three times the coverage of a standard high-frequency transducer
  • Transom mount, no hull penetration
  • Fast-response water-temperature sensor
  • 9-pin XSonic connector for Simrad, B&G and Lowrance

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Connectivity

Connector9-pin XSonic (Navico)

Sonar

Frequency bandHigh Chirp 150 to 250 kHz
Average beamwidth30 degrees
Maximum depth106 m (350 ft)

Electrical

Power rating600 W

Physical

Mounting styleTransom mount
Temperature sensorYes (fast-response)

Sonar Capability

ChirpYes

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What makes the TM165HW a wide-beam transducer?
It has a wide 30 degree average beam, giving roughly three times the coverage of a standard high-frequency Chirp transducer so you mark more fish on each pass.
What frequency and power does it use?
It covers the high Chirp band of 150 to 250 kHz at 600 W.
Does it read water temperature?
Yes, it has a built-in fast-response temperature sensor and mounts on the transom without hull penetration.