Raymarine B60-12, 12 Degree Tilted Element Transducer f/DSM250 / DSM30 / DSM300 / DSM300G / CP300Click to enlarge
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Raymarine B60-12, 12 Degree Tilted Element Transducer f/DSM250 / DSM30 / DSM300 / DSM300G / CP300

Manufacturer: RaymarinePart #: E66086SKU: 26251

  • 600W
  • 50/200 kHz
  • 12°
  • Bronze
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Item #: 26251

Category: Transducers

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Description

B60 Tilted Element™ 12° 12° titled version is designed for 8° - 15° deadrise angles For use with Raymarine DSM250/DSM300/DSM300G/DSM30/CP300 The bronze B60-12° provide a vertical beam without a fairing. 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.

Features: Depth/Temp 50/200 kHz 600w RMS Mid-performance Bronze

Specifications

BrandRaymarine
Part NumberE66086
EverTide SKU26251
UPC723193660867
Power600 W
Frequency50/200 kHz
MaterialBronze
Beam Angle12°

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