PM111LH Pocket Mount - Low-High Chirp 2kW - No Connector

A popular choice for boat builders, pocket mount transducers is installed within a small custom pocket in your vessel’s hull or keel, flush to the surface. Though retrofit installation is possible, these transducers are most commonly used in vessels with a suitable pre-cut pocket.

Pocket-mounted transducers provide reliable and accurate sonar performance, with some impact on boat speed and fuel efficiency. As a common alternative, thru-hull transducers with a fairing block deliver comparable sonar performance and vessel impact.

Features:

• Depth & fast-response water-temperature sensor
• Fiberglass and metal stepped, planing, or displacement hull types

Advantages:

• All the benefits of a thru-hull without the need for a high-performance fairing
• Can accommodate any deadrise angle
• Can be used with all propulsion types

Specifications:

Low (38 kHz to 75 kHz):

• 19° to 10° port/star
• 10° to 5° fore-aft beam
• Maximum depth 6000 ft.

High (130 kHz to 210 kHz):

• 8° to 4° beamwidth
• Max. depth 1500 ft.

Bottom Coverage Relative to Frequency and Depth

• Depth (50 ft.): 6 ft.
• Depth (100 ft.): 14 ft.
• Depth (300 ft.): 42 ft.
• Depth (600 ft.): 84 ft.
• Depth (1000 ft.): 140 ft.
• Depth (1500 ft.): 210 ft.
• Depth (2000 ft.): Too deep