Garmin GT51M-THP Stainless Steel CHIRP DownV/SideV 500W Transducer Pair 260/455kHz

The Garmin GT51M-THP Transducer is a high-quality and durable pair of thru-hull mounted transducers designed for coastal and offshore fishing. With CHIRP traditional sonar, CHIRP ClearV, and CHIRP SideV scanning sonar capabilities, this transducer provides exceptional fish arches, target separation, and clear images of objects, structures, and fish passing below and to the sides of your boat. It is specifically optimized for rough sea conditions, making it ideal for adventurous anglers.

The GT51M-THP transducer features stainless steel stems, ensuring longevity and reliability even in harsh marine environments. It includes a built-in fast-response temperature sensor, allowing you to monitor water temperature accurately. The transducer is suitable for hull deadrises less than 25 degrees.

Specifications:

• General: Thru-Hull Pair 12-Pin
• Frequency: CHIRP Mid-band (80-160 kHz), ClearV/SideV CHIRP 260 kHz (245-275 kHz) & 455 kHz (445-465 kHz)
• Power: CHIRP Traditional 600 W, ClearV/SideV 500 W
• Beamwidth: Traditional 24&deg-13&deg, ClearV/SideV 2.0&degx51&deg at 260 kHz and 1.4&degx29&deg at 455 kHz
• Maximum Depth: Traditional 1,800 ft, ClearV 1,000 ft, SideV 750 ft
• Depth/Speed/Temperature: Depth and Temperature
• Number of Pins: 12-pin
• Cable Length: 5 ft. + 30 ft. y-extension cable
• Supported Deadrise/Transom Angles: Up to 25&deg deadrise

What's in the Box:

• Port Transducer
• Starboard Transducer
• Fair Block x 2
• Isolation Plate and Busing x 2
• Mounting Hardware
• Documentation
• Y-Cable

Learn More:

• CHIRP on Wikipedia
• Side-scan Sonar on Wikipedia
• Transducer on Wikipedia

Product: Garmin 010-01966-11 Gt51M-Thp Ss Th Pair Downvü/Sidevü 500W Chirp 260/455Khz

Brand: Garmin

Model: 010-01966-11

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