Airmar R509C-LM CHIRP 3KW Transducer
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The Airmar R509C-LM delivers 3kW of CHIRP power through a thru-hull installation, covering 82 kHz of total bandwidth from a single transducer. Built with an epoxy housing and high-performance fairing, it places the transducer face in clean, bubble-free water below the hull boundary layer — enabling reliable tracking at speeds exceeding 30 knots. The integrated fast-response water-temperature sensor rounds out a capable package for serious offshore and deep-water fishing on larger vessels.
Features:
- Depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor
- Epoxy transducer housing with high-performance fairing
- Suitable for hulls up to 25° deadrise
- 82 kHz of total bandwidth from a single transducer
- Fairing compensates for hull deadrise and reduces turbulence over the transducer face, allowing tracking at speeds over 30 knots (35 MPH)
- When mounted forward of propellers and running gear, the thru-hull design produces maximum signal return with no onboard interference
- Best suited for vessels 25 feet and up, where the transducer face sits in clean water below the boundary layer
Specifications:
- Boat size: 12 m (40 ft.) and above
- Hull type: Fiberglass, wood, or metal
- Engine type: Inboard, outboard, or I/O
Low Band (28 kHz – 60 kHz):
- Port/starboard beamwidth: 23° to 9°
- Fore-aft beamwidth: 11° to 5°
- Maximum depth: 10,000 ft.
Medium Band (80 kHz – 130 kHz):
- Beamwidth: 13° to 8°
- Maximum depth: 3,000 ft.
Bottom Coverage Relative to Depth:
- 50 ft. depth: 10 ft. coverage
- 100 ft. depth: 24 ft. coverage
- 300 ft. depth: 68 ft. coverage
- 600 ft. depth: 136 ft. coverage
- 1,000 ft. depth: 228 ft. coverage
- 1,500 ft. depth: 340 ft. coverage
- 2,000 ft. depth: 456 ft. coverage
- 2,500 ft. depth: 570 ft. coverage
This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Please contact the manufacturer directly with any issues or concerns.
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