Garmin Airmar P319 Plastic Thru-Hull Transducer, 8-Pin, 50/200 kHz

Gain reliable depth and temperature readings for your vessel with the Garmin Airmar P319 Plastic Thru-Hull Transducer. Engineered for high-speed performance and durability, this low-profile transducer is an excellent choice for fiberglass and metal hulls, providing crucial underwater data to enhance your navigation and fishing experience. Upgrade your marine electronics with a transducer built for accuracy and resilience.

In the Box:

• Garmin Airmar P319 Transducer
• Installation Instructions

Key Benefits & Specifications:

• Dual-Frequency Operation: Utilizes 50/200 kHz frequencies with a wide 45° beamwidth at 50 kHz for broad coverage and a precise 12° beamwidth at 200 kHz for detailed target separation.
• Powerful Performance: Features a 600W RMS power output to ensure strong sonar returns and clear readings in varying conditions.
• Extended Depth Capability: Provides depth readings up to 1,200 feet at 50 kHz and 700 feet at 200 kHz, ideal for exploring deeper waters.
• Robust Construction: Designed with a durable plastic thru-hull housing that minimizes drag, suitable for fiberglass and metal hulls.
• Flexible Installation: Supports a 0°-7° hull deadrise angle, with optimal performance through 7°, accommodating various hull designs.
• Integrated Connectivity: Equipped with an 8-pin connector for seamless integration with compatible Garmin sounders.
• Generous Cable Length: Comes with a 39-foot cable for flexible mounting options.

Compatibility & Pairings:

• **Hull Compatibility:** Designed for fiberglass and metal hulls; NOT suitable for wood hulls.
• **Sounder Compatibility:** Compatible with Garmin 5x7xs, 7x1xs, echoMAP 50dv, 70dv, 800xs Series, 1000xs Series, and GSD 24. For use with 6-pin Garmin sounders (e.g., 4x1s, 5x1s, 5x6s, 7x0s, GSD 22), the Garmin 010-11612-00 adapter cable is required.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.