Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer

the Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer:

A22161 Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer A22161

The A22161 Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer is a high-quality, rugged, and reliable depth transducer designed for use with Raymarine depth sounders. With its low-profile design, this transducer is ideal for boats with limited hull clearance, providing accurate and reliable depth readings in a wide range of water conditions.

The Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer A22161 is made from high-strength nylon material, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. Its compact design makes it easy to install, and its low profile reduces drag and minimizes the risk of damage from debris or other underwater objects.

The A22161 Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer is compatible with a wide range of Raymarine depth sounders, including the Raymarine Dragonfly, Raymarine aSeries, and Raymarine eSeries. With its reliable performance and accurate depth readings, this transducer is perfect for both recreational and commercial boat owners.

Whether you’re fishing, cruising, or sailing, the Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer A22161 provides you with the information you need to navigate safely and confidently. Its rugged design and high-quality construction ensure that it will continue to provide accurate readings for years to come.

Why pick the Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer:

• High-accuracy depth readings in a wide range of water conditions
• Rugged and durable design for long-lasting performance
• Low-profile design ideal for boats with limited hull clearance
• Compatible with a wide range of Raymarine depth sounders

Where to use it:

The Raymarine Nylon Low Profile Depth Transducer A22161 is perfect for use on recreational boats, commercial vessels, and fishing boats. Its compact design and rugged construction make it ideal for use in a variety of water conditions, from shallow freshwater lakes to deep ocean waters.

Tips for maintenance:

• Regularly inspect the transducer for signs of damage or corrosion
• Keep the transducer clean and free of debris
• Avoid touching the transducer’s electrical connections
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installation and maintenance