Navico B60-20 20 Degrees Tilted Element Transducer (000-00021-001)

Navico B60-20 20 Degrees Tilted Element Transducer (000-00021-001)

Key Features and Benefits

• Designed for 16°-24° deadrise angles
• Provides a vertical beam without a fairing
• Built-in deadrise compensation
• Excellent echo returns for accurate depth readings
• Minimized drag with only 5 mm (3/16") extending outside of the hull
• Compatible with Lowrance HDS Series and Simrad NSE Series Multifunction Display units

Technical Specifications

• Depth/Temp: 50/200 kHz
• Power: 600w RMS
• Performance: Mid-performance
• Connector: 7 Pin Blue Connector
• Material: Bronze

Experience the Navico Difference

Introducing the Navico B60-20 20 Degrees Tilted Element Transducer, a game-changer in marine technology. This transducer is designed for 16°-24° deadrise angles, providing a vertical beam without a fairing. The built-in deadrise compensation ensures accurate readings, making your navigation more precise and reliable.

Inside the housing, the ceramic element is tilted to provide built-in deadrise compensation. The resulting vertical beam provides excellent echo returns for more accurate depth readings. The nearly flush housing minimizes drag with only 5 mm (3/16") extending outside of the hull, ensuring smooth sailing.

Moreover, this transducer is compatible with Lowrance HDS Series and Simrad NSE Series Multifunction Display units, making it a versatile addition to your marine equipment. With its 50/200 kHz depth and temperature range, 600w RMS power, and mid-performance rating, the Navico B60-20 is designed to deliver.

Constructed from durable bronze, this transducer is built to withstand the harsh marine environment. The 7 Pin Blue Connector ensures a secure connection, providing you with reliable and consistent performance.

Experience the difference with the Navico B60-20 20 Degrees Tilted Element Transducer. Navigate with confidence, knowing you have the most accurate and reliable equipment at your disposal. Don't wait, upgrade your marine technology today.