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Brand: Garmin

Garmin P79 600W In-Hull Transducer, 50-200 kHz, 8-Pin

Garmin P79 600W In-Hull Transducer, 50-200 kHz, 8-Pin

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The Garmin P79 is an in-hull transducer designed for straightforward installation in boats with fiberglass hulls. This 600W transducer features an adjustable design to accommodate deadrise angles between 0 and 22 degrees.

  • Operating Frequency: 50 to 200 kHz
  • Depth Range: 800 to 1,200 ft.
  • Beamwidth: 45 to 12 degrees
  • Connector: 8-pin
  • Cable Length: 25 ft.
  • Material Compatibility: Suitable for solid fiberglass hulls up to 5/8" thick; not recommended for cored hulls.
  • Model Information: Compatible with 8-pin sounders. For use with 6-pin Garmin sounders, adapter cable 010-11612-00 is required.
  • Part Numbers: P79-8G, 010-10327-20
  • Regulatory Note: This product includes a warning regarding chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-102228
Model / MPN
P79-8G
UPC / GTIN
801769000153
Package dimensions
5" X 7" X 9"
Package weight
2.7 lb
Specifications
Pins = 8\nMounting Style = In-Hull\nImagining = Standard\nChirp = No\nCable Length (Feet) = 25'\nTemperature = No\nSpeed Included = No

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