Airmar SS75 High Chirp 12 Degree Bronze Thru-Hull xSonic Transducer
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The Airmar SS75H is a low-profile, CHIRP-ready thru-hull transducer built for smaller vessels such as center consoles. Operating across a 130–210 kHz high-frequency band, it delivers up to 80 kHz of total bandwidth in a single installation — producing sharp bottom detail, clear fish-target separation, and strong performance in shallow water. The Tilted Element design fixes the ceramic element at 12 degrees within the housing, correcting for hull deadrise and keeping the element oriented horizontally for maximum echo return. Compatible with all hull materials and carrying patented Xducer ID® technology, the SS75H connects directly to Simrad, Lowrance, and Navico 9-pin displays.
Specifications:
- Brand: Airmar Technology
- Acoustic Window: Urethane
- Cable Length: 10 m (33')
- Common Use: Fishing, Commercial Fishing
- Connector: Simrad 9-Pin / Lowrance 9-Pin / Navico 9-Pin
- Country of Origin: USA
- Cross Reference: 000-13912-001
- Deadrise Range: 8–15 degrees
- Display Connector: 9N
- Frequency Band: High
- Functions: Depth, Temperature
- High Frequency: 130–210 kHz
- High Frequency Beamwidth: 15–9 degrees
- Hole Size: Fiberglass or wood hull — 70 mm (2-13/16"); Metal hull — 79 mm (3-1/8")
- Hull Material Compatibility: All hull materials
- Housing Material: Stainless steel
- Max Deadrise Angle: 24 degrees
- Max Depth: 214 m (700')
- Max Vessel LOA: Up to 8 m (26')
- Mix and Match Series: 12-Pin Chirp
- Mounting Style: Tilted Element Thru-Hull
- Power Rating: 600 W
- Retractable Housing: No
- Sensor Connector: MMC
- Single or Dual Frequency: CHIRP-Ready Single-Band
- Tilt Angle: 12 degrees
- Tilted Element: Yes
- Recommended Hull Types: Stepped, planing, or displacement
- Weight: 1.4 kg (3 lbs.)
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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