Garmin 010-11927-21 95/155KHZ 12D Tilt Bronze B150M TH 8P

The Garmin 010-11927-21 95/155KHZ 12D Tilt Bronze B150M TH 8P is a professional-grade dual-frequency transducer built for anglers and boaters who demand precision sonar imaging in freshwater and saltwater environments. This bronze thru-hull transducer combines proven Garmin engineering with the reliability that comes from years of field-tested performance on the water. Whether you're targeting structure in deep offshore waters or scanning shallow bays for spawning fish, this transducer delivers the versatility serious anglers expect from a multi-frequency system.

Operating at both 95 kHz and 155 kHz frequencies, the Garmin 010-11927-21 offers exceptional flexibility for varying water conditions and target species. The 95 kHz frequency excels at penetrating deep water and delivering long-range detection, while the 155 kHz frequency provides sharp, detailed bottom imagery and superior target separation in shallower zones. The 12-degree beam angle strikes an effective balance between coverage and definition, allowing you to locate structure, baitfish, and gamefish with confidence. The bronze thru-hull mount (B150M) is engineered for durability against corrosion and saltwater exposure, while the tilt capability enables proper transducer alignment regardless of your hull's deadrise angle—a critical factor for consistent sonar performance.

This transducer is ideally suited for boaters running Garmin chartplotters and fishfinders that support dual-frequency inputs, including the echoMAP and STRIKER series units. The 8-pin connector (TH 8P) ensures secure compatibility with standard Garmin sonar systems, and the thru-hull installation method keeps your hull profile clean while providing stable water contact for reliable readings. Weighing 3.6 pounds, it's substantial enough for permanent installation yet practical for equipment management. If you're upgrading an existing system or building a new fishing platform, the Garmin 010-11927-21 delivers the dual-frequency capability and environmental resilience that professional anglers rely on season after season.