Tilted Element Thru-Hull
Reduce Drag
The Garmin P19 Nylon 20° Tilt Transducer is well-known for enhancing the boating experience by providing precise depth readings. Its sleek, low-profile design minimizes hydrodynamic resistance, which is particularly beneficial for sailing and cruising where maintaining speed and efficiency is important. The transducer's ability to perform deep echosounding up to 206M (700′) is advantageous for navigators and fishermen who require accurate seabed measurements. With minimal protrusion of only 5mm (2/10″) outside the hull, the likelihood of entanglement with seaweed or debris is significantly reduced.
The built-in 20° tilted ceramic element is a noteworthy feature, allowing for compensation of the hull's deadrise. By doing so, it ensures the emitted sonar signals are directed straight down, which is essential for precise depth measurements and obstacle detection beneath the hull. Consequently, this transducer is not just a practical tool but also an essential safety feature, preventing groundings and enabling safe navigation through unknown waters.
Due to its nylon construction, the transducer is not only durable but also resistant to marine growth, an important consideration for maintaining performance without frequent cleaning.
Applications
- Essential for cruising powerboats and sailboats
- Can be a valuable addition to the equipment of offshore racing sailboats
Features
- Depth only or Depth and temperature options
- Fixed 20° angle; tilted versions are available for hull deadrise angles between 16° to 24°
- Right angle cable exit offers low headroom and protection when transducer is stepped on
- Includes rubber washer for tightening the hull nut to irregular hull surfaces
- Housings are ABYC H-27 compliant, ensuring safety and marine industry standards
- Optional temperature sensor for additional water column data collection
- Plastic housing is practical and designed for long-term durability
- Boat Size: Suitable for vessels Up to 9M (30′)
FAQs
1. Can this transducer be used in both powerboats and sailboats?
Yes, the Garmin P19 Nylon 20° Tilt Transducer is versatile and designed for use in both powerboats and sailboats.
2. What is the maximum depth it can measure?
It provides dependable depth measurements up to 206 meters (700 feet).
3. Does it require a fairing?
No, the practical design of the plastic P19 model does not require a fairing block for installation.
4. What is the angle of the transducer?
The transducer is set at a fixed 20° angle to match a variety of hull deadrise angles.
5. Is there an option for measuring temperature?
Yes, an optional temperature sensor is available, enhancing the transducer's utility by providing temperature data.
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