Furuno R109LH Transducer

Furuno R109LH Transducer

The Furuno R109LH Transducer is a high-performance, low-frequency transducer designed for use with Furuno’s NavNet and GP series chart plotters. The R109LH features a 109 kHz operating frequency, providing exceptional depth penetration and fish detection capabilities. Its low-frequency operation makes it ideal for deep-water fishing and survey applications.

The Furuno R109LH Transducer is a rugged and reliable solution for commercial and recreational fishermen alike. With its high-sensitivity ceramic element and advanced signal processing, the R109LH provides accurate and reliable bottom tracking and fish detection. Its 600 W power rating and 22° beam angle ensure a wide, clear view of the seafloor, even in deep water.

The Furuno R109LH Transducer is designed to be used with Furuno’s NavNet and GP series chart plotters, providing a seamless and intuitive user experience. Its compact, lightweight design makes it easy to install and integrate into any vessel. Whether you’re a commercial fisherman, charter captain, or recreational angler, the Furuno R109LH Transducer is the perfect choice for your fishing and navigation needs.

Why pick the Furuno R109LH Transducer:

• Exceptional depth penetration and fish detection capabilities
• Rugged and reliable design for commercial and recreational use
• High-sensitivity ceramic element and advanced signal processing
• Seamless integration with Furuno’s NavNet and GP series chart plotters

Where to use it:

The Furuno R109LH Transducer is ideal for use in deep-water fishing and survey applications, including:

• Commercial fishing vessels
• Recreational fishing boats
• Marine survey and research vessels
• Fishing charters and tour boats

Tips for maintenance:

To ensure optimal performance and extend the life of your Furuno R109LH Transducer, follow these maintenance tips:

• Regularly inspect the transducer for signs of damage or corrosion
• Clean the transducer face with a soft cloth and mild detergent
• Avoid exposing the transducer to extreme temperatures or weather conditions
• Store the transducer in a dry, protected area when not in use