Ultimate BoatingAirmar P39 Triducer NMEA 2000 (Transom)

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Airmar P39 Triducer NMEA 2000 (Transom): specifications

Airmar P39 Triducer NMEA 2000 (Transom), from the transducers & probes family.

Sources and technical context

The essentials: this model against its direct rivals

Where it stays behind

  • Power (W)100rival: 500
  • Max depth (m)500rival: 1,900

Technical specifications

Référence010-11050-00
Frequency235 kHz
Power (W)100
Beam angle11
Max depth (m)500
Mounting typeTableau arrière
CapteursProfondeur / Température / Vitesse
Capteur de températureYes
ConnecteurNMEA 2000
Longueur de câble (m)20
Deadrise0-20° tableau arrière
CHIRPNo

Compatibility

Compatible brandsGarmin

Head to head with its direct rivals

Side-by-side figures for the P39 Triducer NMEA 2000 (Transom) against Garmin Design Dual Beam, within the Transducers & probes family.

CharacteristicAirmar P39 Triducer NMEA 2000 (Transom)Garmin Design Dual Beam
Power (W)100500
Max depth (m)5001,900
CHIRPnono
Mounting typeTableau arrièreTableau arrière
Frequency235 kHz77/200 kHz
Beam angle1145/15

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