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Airmar P319 Plastic Thru Hull Depth & Temperature Transducer - 600W- 50/200kHz - Requires Mix & Match™ Cable

SKU 113904·Transducers
$199.99

P319 Plastic Thru Hull Depth & Temperature Transducer - 600W- 50/200kHz - Requires Mix & Match™ CableAirmar’s entry-level P319 features a single, 50/200 kHz, dual-frequency, ceramic element in a low-profile, p...

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P319 Plastic Thru Hull Depth & Temperature Transducer - 600W- 50/200kHz - Requires Mix & Match™ Cable

Airmar’s entry-level P319 features a single, 50/200 kHz, dual-frequency, ceramic element in a low-profile, plastic housing. The nearly flush design minimizes drag with only 5 mm (3/16") extending outside of the hull.

Features:

  • Requires Mix & Match™ Cable for the Fishfinder Unit
  • Cable Length 2M
  • Deadrise Range: Best performance through 7°. Can accommodate up to 12°.
  • Hole Size: 51 mm (2")
  • Usable Shaft Length: 63.5 mm (2.50")
  • Depth only or depth and fast-response water-temperature sensing
  • 600 W of power
  • Dual-frequency element:
  • 50 kHz with a wide 45° beamwidth for depth performance to 366 m (1200')
  • 200 kHz with a 12° beamwidth for depth performance to 213 m (700')
  • Right-angle cable exit saves space and protects the transducer if stepped on
  • An included rubber washer allows tightening of the hull nut to irregular hull surfaces
  • Low-profile housing has minimum drag
  • Plastic housing is ABYC H-27 compliant
BrandAirmar
SKU113904
TypeTransducers
Weight1.8 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Airmar product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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