Brand: Garmin
Garmin GT20-TM Transom Mount 8-Pin Transducer with Temperature Sensor
Garmin GT20-TM Transom Mount 8-Pin Transducer with Temperature Sensor
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The Garmin GT20-TM is an all-in-one 8-pin transom mount transducer designed to provide detailed sonar imaging of structure and fish beneath your boat. It features a built-in fast-response temperature sensor and a 20 ft cable.
Key Specifications:
- Power Rating: 500 W
- Operating Frequencies: 77/200 kHz (Traditional) and 455/800 kHz (DownVü)
- Maximum Depth: 1,900 ft (Traditional) and 750 ft (DownVü)
- Mounting Style: Transom mount with included transom and trolling motor brackets
- Transom Angle: 0 to 70 degrees
- Part Number: 010-01960-01
The package includes the transducer, transom mount, trolling motor mount, and installation instructions. Regulatory note: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-104487
- Model / MPN
- 010-01960-01
- UPC / GTIN
- 753759152765
- Package dimensions
- 3" X 7" X 7"
- Package weight
- 1.53 lb
- Specifications
- Temperature = Yes\nSpeed Included = No\nPins = 8\nImagining = Standard/Down\nChirp = Non Traditional\nCable Length (Feet) = 20'\nMounting Style = Transom
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