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Garmin GT12M-THF 12° Tilt 8 Pin Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer

£430.00 GBP

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See maximum depth performance to 365m in freshwater
Access CHIRP sonar frequency range from 85-165 kHz
Search with beamwidths of 16-24 degrees
Count on fast-response water temperature sensing
Thru-hull design offers flush installation with 0° 12° or 20° tilt options
Auto-ID enables simple plug-and-play operation
12° supports hull deadrise angles from 8° to 15°

Less Time Finding More Time Fishing

Designed for reduced drag and optimum sonar performance on midsize fishing and cruising boats this flush-mounted 350-watt midband CHIRP transducer clearly defines fish arches structure and bottom depth returns on the display.

See What's Happening Below the Water

Midband CHIRP tradional sonar - This 8-pin 350-watt bronze thru-hull transducer features high-definition midband CHIRP sonar that clearly defines fish targets and structure down to 240m in saltwater and 365m in freshwater.

Broad frequency range - Use the perfect frequency for the waters. Covering the medium frequency range this transducer pulses from 85-165 kHz displaying a wide coverage area crisp fish arches and accurate depth readings.

Optimum ping sensitivity - Offering excellent sonar sensitivity low noise high resolution and good separation of targets this robust transducer makes it easier than ever to distinguish fish and structure on a compatible chartplotter display.

Thru-hull installation - A durable bronze housing and stem offer straightforward thru-hull flush mounting for minimum drag and optimum beam orientation for clear sonar returns.

Auto-ID technology - Enjoy simple plug-and-play operation with Garmin auto-identification technology - which enables the sonar to automatically configure itself to the transducer being used.

Fits various hull types - Configurable for a wide variety of boat hull materials including fibreglass composite and wood the transducer is available in a range of tilt versions to accommodate deadrise angles of 0-20 degrees without a fairing block.