Raymarine B175L Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull 20 degree Tilted Element Transducer - 1kW

The Raymarine B175L Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull 20 degree Tilted Element Transducer - 1kW is designed for offshore anglers who demand high-performance deep-water tracking without the drag of a traditional fairing block. This transducer fills a critical gap for boaters operating on steep-deadrise hulls where internal space is at a premium but bottom-reading accuracy is non-negotiable. By integrating a 20-degree tilt directly into the element, it compensates for the hull's angle to project a vertical beam directly toward the seafloor. This low-profile solution is ideal for those looking to buy a reliable sonar component for sale that maintains a clean hull line.

Constructed from high-quality bronze, this 1kW CHIRP transducer operates on a low-frequency band of 40-60 kHz to penetrate the water column down to 2,500 feet. The wide 32-degree beam width provides an expansive view of the bottom, making it exceptionally effective for locating structure and tracking bait in the deep blue. Because it is a tilted element design, the ceramic array is permanently offset inside the housing, ensuring the sonar signal points straight down without needing an external fairing. This design minimizes turbulence and cavitation, allowing for clear sonar returns even when cruising at higher speeds.

Serious offshore fishermen will find the Raymarine B175L Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull 20 degree Tilted Element Transducer - 1kW indispensable when paired with Raymarine CP450C or CP470 CHIRP sonar modules. It is specifically engineered for fiberglass or wood hulls with a deadrise between 16 and 24 degrees, providing a seamless installation that won't interfere with trailer bunks or lifts. Reviewing the specifications reveals a robust build that handles the rigors of saltwater environments while delivering the target separation required for deep-drop fishing. Whether you are searching for canyons or offshore wrecks, this transducer offers the power and precision needed for a successful day on the water.