Airmar PM275C-LHW CHIRP Transducer - CW88873

Airmar PM275C-LHW CHIRP Transducer 

The PM265 is a Pocket/Keel mount unit available in the Low/Medium and Low/High bands. The PM275 is a wide beam version of the PM265 with Low/High bands and a wide beam.

Features

• Offers precise bottom detection and target separation with dual-band frequencies.

•  Rated at 1000 watts for deep-water performance and reliability.

•  Pocket/Keel mount design ensures secure installation and optimal performance.

•  Constructed with urethane housing for long-lasting durability.

Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• Advanced CHIRP Technology: The Airmar PM275C-LHW delivers high-resolution sonar with CHIRP technology for superior depth and target separation.
• Dual-Frequency Performance: Operates on both low and high frequencies for versatile sonar capabilities in various conditions.
• 2kW Power: Provides robust power for accurate imaging at deeper depths.
• Durable Construction: Built with a rugged design to endure harsh marine environments and ensure long-lasting reliability.
• Versatile Mounting: Suitable for a wide range of boat types, offering flexible installation options.

The PM275C-LHW is ideal for anglers and mariners seeking high-performance sonar with clear, detailed imaging.

Q&A

Q: What is the Airmar PM275C-LHW used for?
A: It’s a CHIRP transducer providing high-resolution sonar for depth and target separation.

Q: What frequencies does the PM275C-LHW support?
A: It operates on both low and high frequencies for versatile performance in various conditions.

Q: How powerful is the PM275C-LHW?
A: It offers 2kW power, providing deep and accurate sonar imaging.

Q: Is it durable for harsh marine environments?
A: Yes, the PM275C-LHW is built to withstand tough conditions for reliable, long-lasting performance.

Q: Can it be used on all types of boats?
A: Yes, it offers flexible mounting options suitable for a wide range of vessels.

Maintenance Tips 

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