Furuno Airmar B260 Thru-Hull Transducer with High-Speed Fairing - 526TID-HDD

The B260 Thru-Hull Transducer provides accurate depth and temperature functions in a high-speed fairing block. Recommended for sport fishing boats larger than 26' (8m) and small-to-mid-size commercial fishing boats.

Features:

• Bronze thru-hull transducer with temp, built-in diplexer and hi-speed fairing block, 1kW (10-pin)
• 10-Pin connector ships with high-speed fairing block, #AIR-033-391
• Interfaces to any 600 W or 1 kW echosounder
• Recommended for sport fishing boats larger than 26' (8m) and small-to-mid-size commercial fishing boats
• Includes temperature sensor
• Transducer ID option
• Broadband ceramic technology
• Crystal-clear image detail, resolution
• Distinguishes individual fish targets and fish tight to bottom
• Designed for fiberglass and wood boats
• Exposed temperature button gives precise readings with fast response time
• Fairing block protects transducer, orients beam vertically
• Vertical beam puts maximum energy on bottom and targets
• Streamlined shape of fairing block delivers excellent high-speed performance up to 35 knots (40 MPH)

Exclusive Xducer ID® Technology

• Specifications for each transducer are measured, saved and available to the end user
• Automatic configuration of echosounder to transducer enables echosounder to adapt to the transducer, providing an optimized system
• Data simplifies diagnosis, warranty and troubleshooting (provides transducer part number, housing style, serial number and date of manufacture)
• Continuous monitoring of ceramic operating temperatures
• Transducer profile information can be presented on the OEM echosounder display

Specifications:

• 1,000W Power
• 20/6 degree Beam Angles
• RMS Power: 1kW
• Thru-Hull, Bronze Housing
• Q at 50 kHz: 8
• Q at 200 kHz: 8
• 12 m (39') cable with OEM connector
• Beamwidth: 50/200 kHz
  • 50 kHz - 19°
  • 200 kHz - 6°
• Maximum Depth Range:
  • 50 kHz: 529 m to 735 m (1,800' to 2,500')
  • 200 kHz: 206 m to 294 m (700' to 1,000')

Installation Instructions