Description
Raymarine B175M Bronze CHIRP Transducer | Boat Supply Store
For serious anglers targeting bottom structure and distinct fish arches, this 1KW CHIRP transducer operates within the 80-130 kHz medium frequency range, providing exceptional detail in deeper water. Its bronze thru-hull construction ensures durability and optimal acoustic transmission for fiberglass and wood hulls with a 0-7 degree deadrise. This transducer is engineered to deliver high-resolution sonar returns, particularly when integrated with compatible Raymarine Multifunction Displays.
Key Features
- Superior Detail with 80-130 kHz Medium CHIRP frequency
- Powerful Performance via 1KW power output
- Durable Construction from marine-grade bronze
- Optimized for Low Deadrise hulls (0-7 degrees)
- Reliable Thru-Hull Installation
- Clear Target Separation for precise fish identification
- Integrated Depth and Temperature data acquisition
- Direct Compatibility with Raymarine CP450C plug systems
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Depth/Temperature | Yes |
| Installation | Thru-Hull |
| Hull Deadrise | 0-7 degrees |
| Connector | CP450C Plug on Cable |
| Frequency | Medium (80-130 kHz) |
| Power | 1KW |
| Beamwidth | 24-16 degrees |
| Hull Material | Fiberglass and Wood |
| Housing Material | Bronze |
| Required Cable | A80328 Single B75/B175 Operation Cable |
Who This Is For
Serious anglers and boaters with fiberglass or wood hulls featuring a 0-7 degree deadrise, seeking high-resolution fishfinding and bottom detail with a 1KW CHIRP system. This is for those requiring a reliable, thru-hull transducer specifically designed for medium frequency CHIRP sonar performance.
How It Compares
| Feature | Raymarine B175M Bronze CHIRP Transducer | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | Medium 80-130 kHz | Medium 80-130 kHz, Mid-band CHIRP 80-160 kHz |
| Power | 1KW | 1000W, 600W |
| Hull Deadrise | 0-7 degrees | 0-7 degrees, Varies |
| Material | Bronze | Bronze, Plastic |
| Connector | CP450C Plug | Raymarine CP450C, Garmin proprietary |
| Sonar Type | CHIRP | CHIRP, CHIRP DownVü SideVü |
Common Concerns Answered
What is the impact of the required operation cable on overall cost?
The Raymarine B175M requires the A80328 Single B75/B175 Operation Cable, which is sold separately. This additional component should be factored into the total project budget and complexity assessment for your installation.
How complex is the installation process?
Installation is rated at a 4/5 difficulty. It necessitates drilling through the hull, precise sealing procedures, and careful consideration of transducer placement to prevent acoustic interference and ensure optimal performance. Professional installation is advised for individuals without prior experience in boat hull modifications.
Can hull condition or mounting affect performance?
Yes, the transducer's performance is directly influenced by the hull's condition and the precision of the mounting. Improper hull preparation or incorrect mounting can significantly degrade sonar accuracy and detail, emphasizing the importance of a meticulous installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the beamwidth of the Raymarine B175M transducer?
The Raymarine B175M transducer has a beamwidth ranging from 24 degrees at its narrowest to 16 degrees at its widest.
What hull deadrise is the Raymarine B175M designed for?
This transducer is specifically designed for hulls with a deadrise angle between 0 and 7 degrees.
What type of plug does the Raymarine B175M use?
The Raymarine B175M utilizes a CP450C Plug on Cable for its connection.
What frequency range does the Raymarine B175M operate on?
The Raymarine B175M operates on the medium CHIRP frequency range, specifically between 80 kHz and 130 kHz.
What is the power output of the Raymarine B175M transducer?
The Raymarine B175M transducer provides a powerful 1KW (1000 Watt) power output for its sonar transmissions.