Garmin AIRMAR® B175H
Ensure crystal-clear sonar and hassle-free trailering with the AIRMAR® B175H (0°/12°/20° tilt). Its flush-mounted bronze housing protrudes less than 1/4″ outside the hull and can sit on trailer rollers or bunks—perfect for low-profile, trailer-friendly installations. Ready to upgrade? Order the B175H today or contact our team for pricing and installation advice.
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- AIRMAR B175H transducer
- Three tilt options: 0°, 12°, 20°
- Flush-mounted installation for a low profile
- Bronze housing for durability
- Protrudes less than 1/4″ outside the hull
- Safe to sit on trailer rollers and bunks
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Step up to 1 kW without a fairing with this flush-mounted bronze housing that protrudes less than 1/4-inch outside the hull and can sit on the trailer rollers/bunks without damage.
The tilted element inside the transducer accommodates all hull deadrises and eliminates the need for a fairing block. And, low, medium and high frequency versions provide maximum flexibility for the choice of frequencies.
An excellent choice for fibreglass and wood hulls, this 8-pin transducer has a depth of 1,000 ft (300 m) and an operating frequency of 130-210 kHz.
Transducer kit comes with installation instructions. Follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging your boat.
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| Transducer frequency | CHIRP (130-210 kHz) |
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| Transducer power | 1kW |
| Transducer beamwidth | 6°-10° |
| Transducer maximum depth | 1,000 ft (300 m) |
| Transducer cable length | 39 ft (12 m) |
| Transducer depth/speed/temperature | Depth and temperature |
| Transducer number of pins | 8-pin |
| Transducer supported deadrise/transom angles | 0°-7° degree deadrise, 0° tilt 8°-15° degree deadrise, 12° tilt 16°-24° degree deadrise, 20° tilt |
Transducer Support |
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| Transducer frequency | CHIRP (130-210 kHz) |
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