Airmar TM165C-HW Transducer High Wide CHIRP With Raymarine 11-Pin

The Airmar TM165C-HW Transducer High Wide CHIRP With Raymarine 11-Pin is a professional-grade fish finder transducer engineered for serious anglers and boaters who demand precise sonar imaging in demanding conditions. This dual-frequency CHIRP transducer replaces older single-frequency units, delivering superior target separation, faster response times, and clearer bottom definition that transforms how you read structure and locate fish. Whether you're running a center console, cruiser, or dedicated fishing platform, this Raymarine 11-pin compatible transducer integrates seamlessly into your existing display ecosystem.

Built with Airmar's proven transducer engineering, the TM165C-HW operates at a maximum depth rating of 152 meters (500 feet), with 600 watts of transmit power for penetration and sensitivity across variable bottom compositions and water clarity. The high-frequency band spans 150 to 250 kHz with an exceptional 30-degree beam width—a super-wide coverage pattern that dramatically reduces dead zones directly beneath your hull and reveals structure invisible to narrower-beam alternatives. CHIRP (Compressed High-Intensity Radar Pulse) technology continuously sweeps frequencies rather than pinging a single tone, resulting in superior noise rejection and three-dimensional target definition that standard transducers simply cannot match.

Anglers and professional guides running Raymarine systems benefit from immediate plug-and-play compatibility via the 11-pin connector—no adapter cables or integration headaches. The integrated water-temperature sensor provides real-time thermal data critical for seasonal fish movement patterns, while the fast-response characteristic ensures your display updates match actual bottom changes as you motor or drift. Installation on transom, thru-hull, or trolling-motor applications depends on your hull type, making this transducer a versatile upgrade for most saltwater and freshwater platforms seeking tournament-grade sonar performance.