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Vendor: Airmar
Sku: AIRB75C12HHB

Airmar B75C-12-H CHIRP 1kW 12° Tilt Thru-Hull Transducer with Humminbird Connectors.

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Connector Type : 9-Pin

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Airmar B75C 12° Tilt High-Frequency CHIRP Bronze Thru-Hull Transducer – Humminbird Compatible

The Airmar B75C-12-H is a high-performance, 600 W CHIRP thro-hull transducer featuring a 12° tilted ceramic element to optimize sonar returns on boats with an 8° to 15° hull deadrise. Operating in the high-frequency range of 130–210 kHz with an 80 kHz total bandwidth, this transducer delivers crystal-clear target separation and detailed imaging up to a maximum depth of 700 ft (213 m).

Built with a bronze low-profile housing and urethane acoustic window, it is compatible with Humminbird sonar units using Mix-N-Match 9-pin or 14-pin cabling and incorporates Airmar’s exclusive Xducer ID® technology for plug-and-play setup.

Key Features

  • CHIRP frequency range: 130–210 kHz

  • Beamwidth: 15° to 9°

  • Element tilt angle: 12° for hull deadrise between 8° and 15°

  • Maximum depth: 700 ft (213 m)

  • Fast-response water temperature sensor

  • Durable bronze housing with urethane acoustic window

  • Exclusive Xducer ID® technology

  • Suitable for fiberglass or wood hulls

Model Variants

B75C-12-H-14HB Humminbird 14-pin 12° 130–210 700
B75C-12-H-HB Humminbird 9-pin 12° 130–210 700


Specifications

  • Cable length: Approx. 9 m (30 ft)

  • Acoustic window: Urethane

  • Housing: Bronze

  • Power rating: 600 W

What’s in the Box

  • B75C-12-H bronze thru-hull transducer assembly

  • Mix-N-Match Humminbird 9-pin or 14-pin cable

  • Mounting hardware (fairing block, anti-rotation bolt as applicable)

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Airmar B75C-12-H CHIRP 1kW 12° Tilt Thru-Hull Transducer with Humminbird Connectors.
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