Garmin GT56UHD TH 12 Pin Thru Hull Transducer with Fairing

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Frequency: Traditional High-wide CHIRP (150-240 kHz); ClearVÃ¼/SideVÃ¼ 455 kHz (425-485 kHz) 800 kHz (790-850 kHz) 1000 kHz (940-1100)
Power: Traditional 350 W; ClearVÃ¼/SideVÃ¼ 500 W
BeamwidthTraditional CHIRP: 24-16
Beamwidth ClearVÃ¼: 0.52 x 52 @ 1000 kHz 0.64 x 35 @ 800 kHz 1.1 x 52 @ 455 kHz
Beamwidth SideVÃ¼: 0.52 x 52 @ 1000 kHz 0.64 x 35 @ 800 kHz 1.1 x 52 @ 455 kHz
Maximum depth: Traditional: 244 m freshwater; ClearVÃ¼: 122 m; SideVÃ¼: 152 m
Depth/Speed/Temperature: Depth and temperature
Number of pins: 12
Cable length: 7.62 m

Less time finding. More time fishing

See everything below and around your boat with Ultra High-Definition scanning sonar.
High wide CHIRP traditional sonar delivers target separation like no other.
Multiple sonar frequencies have you covered â€” no matter what depth youâ€™re fishing.
See targets and structure in bright vivid colour.
Mount this transducer your way â€” transom or trolling motor.

Ultra High-Definition ClearvÃ¼ Scanning Sonar
Get brilliant image clarity of structure and fish below your boat at greater depths than other high-frequency scanning sonars. It puts more power on targets via a downward-facing element.

Ultra High-Definition SidevÃ¼ Scanning Sonar
See everything the first time with stunningly clear images of structure and fish off to the sides of your boat. SideVÃ¼ sonar now has 20% greater range at 1 000 kHz so you can see even farther than before.

High Wide Chirp Traditional Sonar
Experience remarkably clear target separation and definition up to 244 m (800 feet) below your boat.

Multiple Scanning Sonar Frequencies
Use the perfect frequency for the waters youâ€™re fishing. This transducer delivers 455 kHz 800 kHz and 1 000 kHz for top performances at all depths.

Vivid Colour Palettes
High-contrast vivid scanning sonar colour palettes make it easier than ever to distinguish targets and structure.