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Airmar B150M — 12° Tilt – Garmin Edition

Original price was: $342.00.Current price is: $242.89.

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SKU: 010-11927-21-GARMIN Category:

This entry level CHIRP solution provides good depth capability and target separation.

This 8-pin 300 W bronze thru-hull mount transducer has a depth of 600 ft; an operating frequency of 95-155 kHz; a beamwidth of 26/17 degrees; and a 0 to 7 degree deadrise.

Transducer kit comes with installation instructions. Follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging your boat.

Specifications:

Physical And Performance Characteristics
Frequency CHIRP Mid (95-155 kHz)
Energy 300 W
Beam Width 26°/17°
Maximum Depth 600 ft.
Cable Length 39 ft.
DEPTH/SPEED/TEMPERATURE Depth and Temperature
Number of Sideburns 8-pin
Aft Mirror Angles Allowed 0°-7° degree deadrise

FAQs

What is the main installation requirement for best performance?

It is critical to install the transducer following the included installation instructions for best performance.

Is drilling required for thru-hull installation?

Yes, thru-hull installations require a hole to be drilled in the boat hull.

Should the transducer be installed by a professional?

If installation difficulties arise, Garmin recommends contacting a professional installer for assistance.

Where can I find help if I encounter difficulty during installation?

If you have trouble during installation, contact Garmin Product Support or a professional installer for assistance.

Where can I get help with installation difficulties?

If you have difficulty during installation, contact Garmin Product Support or a professional installer.

Are there external mounting styles for larger vessels?

Yes, external thru-hull transducers are for larger untrailered vessels and usually require a fairing to aim the sound beam vertically.

Where should the transducer be installed for best signal return?

Install the transducer in clean water forward of propellers and running gear to ensure the most effective signal return.

Are there special considerations for mounting on hulls with deadrise?

Flush thru-hull transducers are recommended for smaller boats with a minimum deadrise angle. External options typically need a fairing.

Where should a thru-hull transducer be mounted on the boat?

External thru-hull transducers are ideally mounted in clean water forward of propellers and running gear for best signal return.

Is it important to match the transducer to the device’s sonar technology?

Yes, for best performance, match the transducer with your device’s sonar technology for optimal results.

Who do I contact for help with installation, servicing or advice?

Contact the SailRACE team — as certified marine experts we’re happy to help with product selection, installation and after-sales servicing, before and after your purchase.