The Garmin GT17M-THF is a 1 kW stainless steel thru-hull transducer designed to provide clear, high-resolution mid-band CHIRP sonar performance for fishing and cruising vessels. Engineered with a 12° tilt, this model is specifically suited for hull deadrise angles between 8° and 15°.
Key Features:
- Mid-band CHIRP sonar frequency range: 80–165 kHz
- Maximum depth performance: 1,800' in saltwater and 2,400' in freshwater
- Beamwidths: 9° to 18°
- Fast-response integrated water temperature sensor
- 8-pin connector with Garmin Auto-ID technology for plug-and-play configuration
- Durable stainless steel housing designed for flush mounting and reduced drag
- 50' cable included
- Compatible with RapidReturn sonar
Installation and Compatibility:
This transducer is suitable for a variety of hull materials, including fiberglass, composite, steel, aluminum, and wood. The included installation hardware consists of a jam nut, spacer, washers, set screws, and both thread and hull isolators. Model number: 010-02930-01.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-114777
- Model / MPN
- 010-02930-01
- UPC / GTIN
- 753759338466
- Package dimensions
- 7" X 8" X 13"
- Package weight
- 10.95 lb
- Specifications
- Cable Length (Feet) = 50'\nChirp = Medium\nImagining = Standard\nMounting Style = Thru-Hull\nPins = 8\nSpeed Included = No\nTemperature = Yes
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