Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull

Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull

The Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull is a high-performance transducer designed for fish finders and depth sounders. This thru-hull transducer is built to provide accurate and reliable readings, even in the roughest of seas. With its 0-degree tilt, the Simrad SS164 is ideal for vessels with a flat or slightly sloping hull.

The Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull features a 50/200 kHz frequency and a 9-pin connector, making it compatible with a wide range of fish finder and depth sounder systems. Its bronze housing ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, while the epoxy-filled cable provides additional protection against the elements.

Incorporating the Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull into your marine electronics setup will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the underwater environment, helping you to navigate with confidence and locate fish with ease. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a recreational boater, the Simrad SS164 is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a high-quality thru-hull transducer.

Why pick the Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull:

• Accurate and reliable readings in rough seas
• Compatible with a wide range of fish finder and depth sounder systems
• Durable bronze housing and epoxy-filled cable for added protection

Where to use it:

The Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull is suitable for a variety of marine applications, including:

• Fishing boats and yachts
• Commercial vessels and workboats
• Recreational boats and sailboats

Tips for maintenance:

To ensure optimal performance and extend the lifespan of your Simrad SS164 0 Degree Tilt 50/200Khz KHZ 9-PIN Thru Hull, follow these maintenance tips:

• Regularly inspect the transducer for signs of damage or corrosion
• Clean the transducer and surrounding area to prevent debris buildup
• Store the transducer in a dry, protected area when not in use