Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin

the Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin:

Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin

The Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin is a high-quality, medium-frequency transducer designed for use with Furuno fish finders and sounders. This transducer is ideal for fishermen who require a high level of accuracy and reliability in their underwater sonar readings. The Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin features a 20-degree tilt, allowing for more accurate readings in shallow waters.

Moreover, the Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin is designed to provide clear and detailed images of the seafloor, making it easier to locate fish and underwater structures. Its operating frequency range of 85-135kHz ensures that it can penetrate to depths of up to 3,000 meters, making it suitable for both shallow and deep-water fishing applications.

In addition, the Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin is built with durability in mind, featuring a rugged design that can withstand the harsh marine environment. Its 10-pin connector ensures a secure and reliable connection to your Furuno fish finder or sounder.

Why pick the Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin?

• Provides high-accuracy sonar readings with its 20-degree tilt and medium-frequency range
• Offers clear and detailed images of the seafloor, making it easier to locate fish and underwater structures
• Designed for durability and reliability, with a rugged design and secure 10-pin connector

Where to use it

The Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin is suitable for a wide range of fishing applications, including:

• Freshwater fishing
• Saltwater fishing
• Shallow-water fishing
• Deep-water fishing

Tips for maintenance

To ensure the Furuno B175M/20 Transducer 85-135kHz 20 Deg Tilt 10-Pin continues to provide accurate and reliable readings, follow these maintenance tips:

• Regularly inspect the transducer for signs of damage or wear
• Clean the transducer regularly to prevent the buildup of marine growth