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DESCRIPTION : Airmar's smart sensors have embedded microelectronics and signal from the depth transducer is processed inside the sensor itself. The 010-11105-01 is perfect for power and sailboat applications and its new broadband ceramic elements and urethane face combines to deliver readings to 600 feet. Temp Data, Operating Frequency of 235 kHz, Beamwidth of 11 Degrees, Self-Closing Valve Reduces Water Flow into the Vessel, Maximum Depth of 600 Ft, 6 M (20 ) Devicenet Cable, For Use on Fiberglass &Garmin Plastic Thru-Hull Mount Smart Transducer (010-11105-01) Brand New Includes One Year Warranty, The Garmin 010-11105-01 Airmars plastic thru-hull mount smart transducer features the tilted element and broadband technology and this is applied to leading line of smart sensor transducers. Water that flow into the vessel is reduced by a self-closing valve when the transducer is removed for the purpose of cleaning. 010-11105-01 Features: Plastic Thru-hull Mount SmartTransducer, Provides Depth & Metal Hulls -12 Tilt Accomodates 8 to 15 Deadrise -20 Tilt Accomodates 16 to 24 Deadrise, For Garmin GPS Models: GPSMAP: 6012, 6212, 7212, 4008, 4010, 4012, 4208, 421/421s, 4210, 4212, 441/441s, 5008, 5012, 5015, 5208, 521/521s, 5212, 5215, 526/526s, 536/536s, 541/541s, 546/546s, 6008, 6208, 7012, 7015, 720/720s, 7215, 740/740s, GMI: 10 Digital Marine Instrument Display. It has a low-profile, retractable, thru-hull sensor that allow us to calculate and compute depth as well as temperature accurately. Its hull performance is not affected by low profile and provides with and accurate readings even at a high speed best factoryoutletstore
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