Airmar B164 1KW Bronze TH 20D Tilted Element 10P Furuno

The Airmar B164 1KW Bronze TH 20D Tilted Element 10P Furuno is a professional-grade through-hull transducer engineered for serious anglers and commercial vessel operators who demand reliable, high-resolution sonar data in demanding saltwater and freshwater environments. This transducer is purpose-built for integration with Furuno fishfinding systems, delivering the real-time bathymetric clarity and target definition that separate productive fishing days from wasted fuel and frustration on the water. Whether you're running structure in deep offshore waters or pinpointing suspended species in coastal bays, the B164 combines bronze construction durability with advanced acoustic performance.

Built from marine-grade bronze, the Airmar B164 resists corrosion and electrolysis—critical advantages for vessels spending extended periods in saltwater. The 1 kilowatt output delivers penetrating sonar signals capable of reaching depths beyond 1,000 feet, while the tilted element design at 20 degrees compensates for hull deadrise and optimizes beam angle alignment on V-bottom and moderate deadrise hulls. The 10-pin Furuno connector ensures seamless compatibility with compatible Furuno navigation and fishfinding displays, enabling full integration with your existing electronics package. At 12 pounds, the B164 is substantial enough for industrial-duty applications while remaining manageable for installation on boats ranging from 25 to 60+ feet.

This transducer is ideal for commercial fishing operations, charter vessels, and serious recreational anglers operating dedicated offshore platforms where equipment reliability directly impacts catch success and operational efficiency. Professional installers and dealers recommend the B164 for hull-mounted through-hull applications where vibration isolation and proper antenna alignment are achievable, ensuring optimal sonar target separation and bottom definition. Installation requires a through-hull mounting pocket and connection to a compatible 10-pin Furuno transducer interface; consult your vessel's electrical architecture and Furuno system documentation to verify power requirements and cabling specifications before purchase.