Garmin GT36-TM & GT15M-IH Transducer Bundle
Garmin GT36-TM & GT15M-IH Transducer Bundle — Product description
Upgrade your fishing setup with the Garmin GT36-TM and GT15M-IH transducer bundle, designed for serious coastal and offshore anglers chasing bigger catches. This powerful combo delivers CHIRP traditional sonar alongside Ultra High-Definition ClearVü and SideVü scanning sonars, painting a vivid picture of the underwater world. Imagine spotting crisp fish arches with pinpoint separation, revealing bait schools, wrecks, and drop-offs in stunning detail—whether they're directly beneath your boat or lurking off to the sides.
Why This Transducer Bundle Stands Out for Anglers
The GT36-TM transom-mount transducer brings unmatched versatility to your Garmin fishfinder or chartplotter. Its advanced scanning tech captures crystal-clear images up to 400 feet for ClearVü and 500 feet for SideVü, operating across optimized CHIRP frequencies like 445 kHz, 800 kHz, and 1,000 kHz. Narrow beamwidths—such as 0.52° x 52°, 0.64° x 35°, and 1.1° x 52°—ensure exceptional target resolution, helping you distinguish between individual fish and structure even in murky water.
Paired with the GT15M-IH in-hull transducer, this bundle provides reliable mid-band CHIRP traditional sonar for consistent bottom tracking and depth readings, even at high speeds during trolling or running offshore. Both units are tailored for fiberglass hulls, with the GT15M-IH handling deadrises from 0° to 25°. The included Y-cable makes dual-transducer integration seamless, so you get the best of both worlds without compromising performance.
Key Performance Specs at a Glance
- Power Output: 500 watts for strong signal penetration
- Cable Length: 25 feet on GT36-TM for flexible routing
- Transom Compatibility: Works on angles from 0° to 70°
- Depth and Temperature Sensing: Accurate readings for navigation and fishing
- Connectors: 12-pin for GT36-TM, 8-pin for GT15M-IH, plus Y-cable adapter
Real-World Benefits for Your Fishing Adventures
Picture this: You're drifting over a reef, and SideVü sonar lights up schools hugging the structure 100 feet to starboard—targets you'd miss with standard sonar. ClearVü's photo-like views slice through the water column, showing baitfish suspending mid-water and predators ambushing from below. Anglers report fewer false readings and more hookups because superior target separation means confident decisions on lure placement or bait drops.
This bundle shines in varied conditions, maintaining lock on the bottom at speeds over 20 knots. For inshore jigging or deep-water bottom bouncing, the mid-band CHIRP from GT15M-IH delivers sharp arches and thermocline details. It's not just about seeing more; it's about fishing smarter, saving time scouting spots, and focusing on what matters—landing trophy fish.
Seamless Integration and Hull Fit
Ideal for center-console boats, walkarounds, or sportfishers with fiberglass hulls. Mount the GT36-TM securely on the transom for scanning sonar prowess, while the GT15M-IH tucks inside the hull for clean aesthetics and protection from trailering dings. Pro tip: Position the in-hull unit in a flat spot amidships for optimal performance, avoiding aerated water near the keel. The bundle's Y-cable simplifies wiring to your Garmin display, powering both transducers through a single port.
What's Included in the Bundle
- GT36-TM transducer (12-pin connector)
- GT15M-IH in-hull transducer (8-pin connector)
- Y-cable (adapts 12-pin and 8-pin to single 12-pin sounder connection)
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of boats work best with the GT36-TM and GT15M-IH bundle?
This bundle suits fiberglass-hulled boats. The GT36-TM transom mount fits 0° to 70° transom angles, and the GT15M-IH in-hull handles deadrises of 0° to 25°, making it great for most coastal cruisers and offshore center consoles.
How does ClearVü and SideVü scanning improve fishfinding?
ClearVü provides down-facing, photo-like images for precise vertical detection, while SideVü scans sideways up to 500 feet per side. Together with CHIRP traditional sonar, they offer superior separation of fish from bait and structure, revealing hidden spots traditional 2D sonar misses.
What are the maximum scanning depths?
Expect up to 400 feet for Ultra High-Definition ClearVü and 500 feet for SideVü, depending on water conditions, bottom type, and boat speed. Traditional CHIRP sonar tracks reliable depths for navigation.
Can this bundle track bottom at high speeds?
Yes, both transducers maintain accurate depth and fish returns during trolling or high-speed runs, thanks to their hydrodynamic design and powerful 500-watt output.
What's the difference between transom-mount and in-hull transducers?
Transom-mount (GT36-TM) exposes the unit outside for maximum scanning range but may need protection. In-hull (GT15M-IH) installs inside for a streamlined look and less vulnerability, ideal for trailered boats, though it requires a suitable hull deadrise.
Do I need special tools for installation?
Basic marine tools suffice—drill for transom mount, sealant, and cable ties. The Y-cable handles connections. Always follow Garmin guidelines for hull prep to avoid air pockets or interference.
What frequencies does the GT36-TM use?
It operates at CHIRP frequencies including 445 kHz, 800 kHz, and 1,000 kHz for ClearVü and SideVü, delivering narrow beams for high-resolution imaging across various depths.
GT36-TM & GT15M-IH Transducer Bundle
Perfect for the coastal and offshore fisherman who wants CHIRP traditional sonar and CHIRP ClearVü and CHIRP SideVü scanning sonar, these bundles consistently display clear and crisp fish arches with superior target separation as well as clear definition of objects, structure, and fish that pass below and to the side of the boat.
These bundles include the GT36-TM transom mount transducer which offers ultimate versatility, featuring Ultra High-Definition ClearVü and SideVü scanning sonars for crystal-clear images of fish and structure, so you can spend more time catching fish. Both bundles help you maintain accurate depth readings at high speed, are intended for boats with fiberglass hulls, and include the y-cable required for installing both transducers.
Features:
- Choose the bundle with the GT15M-IH in-hull transducer, featuring mid-band CHIRP traditional sonar, if you have a boat with a fiberglass hull and a deadrise from 0° to 25°
- Choose the bundle with the GT8HW-IH transducer, featuring high-wide CHIRP traditional sonar, if you have a boat with a fiberglass hull and a deadrise of 0° to 6°
Garmin GT36-TM annd GT15M-IH Transducer Bundle
Model: 010-02536-10Perfect for the coastal and offshore fisherman who wants CHIRP traditional sonar and CHIRP ClearVü and CHIRP SideVü scanning sonar, these bundles consistently display clear and crisp fish arches with superior target separation as well as clear definition of objects, structure and fish that pass below and to the side of the boat.
These bundles include the GT36-TM transom mount transducer which offers ultimate versatility, featuring Ultra High-Definition ClearVü and SideVü scanning sonars for crystal-clear images of fish and structure, so you can spend more time catching fish. Both bundles help you maintain accurate depth readings at high speed, are intended for boats with fiberglass hulls, and include the y-cable required for installing both transducers.
Choose the bundle with the GT15M-IH in-hull transducer, featuring mid-band CHIRP traditional sonar, if you have a boat with a fiberglass hull and a deadrise from 0° to 25° or Choose the bundle with the GT8HW-IH transducer, featuring high-wide CHIRP traditional sonar, if you have a boat with a fiberglass hull and a deadrise of 0° to 6°
What's in the Box:
- GT36UHD-TM transducer with 12-pin connector
- GT15M-IH transducer with 8-pin connector
- Y-cable (12-pin and 8-pin transducer to 12-pin sounder adapter cable)
SKU: NVN-93519
MPN: 010-02536-10
UPC: 753759283537
Technical specifications
| Brand | Garmin |
| Model | Garmin GT36-TM & GT15M-IH Transducer Bundle |
| SKU / MFR# | 93519 |
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