Brand: Airmar
Airmar Mix & Match 5-Pin 600W Series Transducer Cable for Navico, 8m
Airmar Mix & Match 5-Pin 600W Series Transducer Cable for Navico, 8m
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About this product
This Airmar Mix & Match transducer cable is designed for 600W series non-CHIRP transducers, featuring a 5-pin connection and a 7-pin blue connector compatible with select Navico marine electronics.
- Manufacturer Part Number: MM-DT-LOW
- UPC: 801769003796
- Cable Length: 8 meters
- Connector: 5-pin to Navico 7-pin blue
- Compatibility: Non-CHIRP Airmar transducers for Lowrance, Simrad, and Navico systems
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Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-120201
- Model / MPN
- MM-DT-LOW
- UPC / GTIN
- 801769003796
- Package dimensions (H × W × L)
- 2" X 7" X 7"
- Package weight
- 1.2 lb
Specifications
- Type
- Airmar Mix & Match™ Cable, 5-Pin 600W Series w/Navico 7-Pin
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Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
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Fit & compatibility
Fit & compatibility
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