Airmar CM599C-LHW Chirp Wide Broadband - No Connector - CW71189

CM599C-LHW Chirp Wide Broadband - No Connector - Bare Wires

Features

• Pocket/Keel mount wide-beam model with 3000W power rating

• Depth and fast-response water temperature sensor

• Wide-beam model with 25° constant beamwidth in High band and 9°-23° beamwidth in Low band

• With Low (28-60kHz) and High (150-250kHz) frequency bands

Specification    

What Our Experts Think

• Wideband CHIRP Performance: The Airmar CM599C-LHW delivers exceptional sonar clarity with wide broadband CHIRP technology for detailed imaging.
• No Connector Design: Ideal for custom installations, allowing for direct integration with marine electronics.
• Reliable Depth and Target Separation: Provides accurate depth readings and superior target separation, even in challenging environments.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand the toughest marine conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Versatile Compatibility: Works seamlessly with most CHIRP-enabled sounders for enhanced sonar capabilities.

A top choice for serious anglers and mariners seeking reliable, high-performance sonar data, the CM599C-LHW offers unmatched versatility and durability.

Q&A

Q: What is the Airmar CM599C-LHW used for?
A: It’s a wide broadband CHIRP transducer providing high-resolution sonar data for accurate depth and target separation.

Q: What does "No Connector" mean?
A: The CM599C-LHW is designed for custom installations, allowing direct integration with your marine electronics without a pre-attached connector.

Q: How does CHIRP technology improve performance?
A: CHIRP technology enhances sonar clarity, providing better depth readings and target separation, even in challenging conditions.

Q: Is it compatible with all CHIRP-enabled sounders?
A: Yes, it works seamlessly with most CHIRP-compatible marine electronics.

Q: How durable is the CM599C-LHW?
A: Built for harsh marine environments, the CM599C-LHW is designed for long-lasting, reliable performance.

Maintenance Tips 

• Clean Regularly: Rinse with fresh water after use to remove salt, dirt, and debris.
• Inspect for Damage: Check the transducer and cables for wear or corrosion periodically.
• Keep the Housing Clear: Ensure the transducer is free of obstructions for optimal sonar performance.
• Use Mild Cleaners: Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap—avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives.
• Proper Storage: Store in a dry, cool place when not in use to prolong the transducer’s lifespan.