Raymarine 1kW 20° Tilted Element Transducer
Raymarine 1kW 20° Tilted Element Transducer — Product description
Upgrade your boat's sonar capabilities with the powerhouse performance of a 1kW tilted element transducer, engineered for serious anglers chasing big fish in deep waters. This bronze thru-hull model eliminates the hassle of fairing blocks, delivering crystal-clear images straight from the depths without compromising on trailering convenience.
Precision Engineering for Optimal Performance
Crafted with a 20-degree tilt, this transducer perfectly aligns with hull deadrises between 16 and 24 degrees, ensuring maximum energy beams straight down to the bottom. The low-profile bronze housing barely protrudes—just a quarter inch beyond the hull—so it glides over trailer bunks and rollers without a scratch. Inside, dual-frequency ceramics at 50/200 kHz pump out 1kW of RMS power, capturing everything from shallow structures to offshore pelagics.
Beam angles of 21 degrees at 50 kHz and 6 degrees at 200 kHz give you wide coverage for bottom scanning and pinpoint accuracy for marking fish. Plus, the integrated temperature sensor keeps you informed on water conditions, helping predict bites and locate bait schools.
Why Anglers Swear by This Transducer
- Trailering Tough: Flush-mount design shrugs off road trips, keeping your setup battle-ready for the next tournament.
- Deep-Water Dominance: 1kW power punches through thermoclines, revealing fish holding tight to wrecks or suspended in the water column.
- Seamless Integration: Plug-and-play cable connects effortlessly to your existing sounder modules, minimizing install time.
- Durable Build: Bronze construction withstands saltwater punishment, delivering season after season of reliable service.
- Versatile Scanning: Switch between frequencies on the fly—wide for searching, narrow for targeting.
Effortless Installation Insights
Mounting is straightforward for DIYers or pros. Drill a clean hole matching the 3.75-inch shaft, bed it in marine sealant, and secure the nut. The tilted element auto-corrects the beam angle, so no custom fairings or shimming needed. Position it forward of the prop wash and away from strakes for interference-free readings. Pro tip: Run the cable along the hull interior, securing with ties to avoid snags during maintenance.
For boats with steeper deadrises, this 20-degree version prevents the common "beam tilt" issue that smears bottom contours and hides fish arches. Expect sharper separations between targets, even in rough seas.
Proven Compatibility for Raymarine Systems
Designed to pair seamlessly with popular sounder modules, this transducer unlocks full potential in setups running dual-channel fishfinders. It thrives in networks scanning depths up to thousands of feet, feeding data to multifunction displays for overlaid charts and sonar history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What hull deadrise angles does the 20-degree tilted element transducer fit?
It's optimized for hulls with 16 to 24 degrees of deadrise, aligning the beam vertically for accurate bottom tracking without additional fairings.
Does this transducer include a temperature sensor?
Yes, it features a built-in temperature sensor to monitor water conditions, aiding in finding productive fishing zones.
What frequencies and power does it operate at?
Dual 50/200 kHz frequencies with 1kW RMS power, providing wide-area coverage at low frequency and precise targeting at high frequency.
Is it suitable for trailered boats?
Absolutely—the low-profile bronze housing protrudes less than 0.25 inches, safe for trailer bunks and rollers without damage.
What are the beam angles for this model?
21 degrees at 50 kHz for broad scans and 6 degrees at 200 kHz for detailed fish arches and structure.
Can it handle deep-water fishing?
Yes, the 1kW power excels in deep water, penetrating to reveal bottom details and suspended fish even in challenging conditions.
What's the housing material and shaft length?
Bronze housing for corrosion resistance, with a 3.75-inch shaft for thru-hull mounting on most sportfishing vessels.
Equip your vessel with this transducer and transform how you hunt fish—sharper returns, deeper insights, and zero compromises on the water.
20 degree titled version is designed for 16 degree - 24 degree deadrise angles.
for use with Raymarine DSM250, DSM300 sounder modules
Features:
- Depth/Temp
- 50/200 kHz
- 1 kW RMS
- High-performance
- Bronze
Step up to a 1kW Without a Fairing! Airmar has taken our innovative Tilted Element technology to a higher power. The new 1kW, flush-mount, tilted element transducers are perfect for fast, trailered tournament sport fishing vessels who cannot have a high-performance fairing. The flush mounted, bronze housing protrudes less than 6.35 mm (0.25) outside your hull and can sit on trailer rollers and bunks with no damage at all. The ceramic arrays are tilted inside the housing giving you the perfect vertical beam with maximum energy on what is directly below your boat. Take your fishfinder to the next power with Airmars 1kW tilted element transducers.
"B164 Tilted Element 20 degree titled version is designed for 16 degree 24 degree deadrise angles. for use with Raymarine DSM250, DSM300 sounder modules Features Depth Temp 50 200 kHz 1 kW RMS High performance Bronze Step up to a 1kW Without a Fairing! Airmar has taken our innovative Tilted Element technology to a higher power. The new 1kW, flush mount, tilted element transducers are perfect for fast, trailered tournament sport fishing vessels who cannot have a high performance fairing. The flush mounted, bronze housing protrudes less than mm () outside your hull and can sit on trailer rollers and bunks with no damage at all. The ceramic arrays are tilted inside the housing giving you the perfect vertical beam with maximum energy on what is directly below your boat. Take your fishfinder to the next power with Airmars 1kW tilted element transducers."
SKU: NVN-31298
MPN: A102113
UPC: 091975000737
Technical specifications
| Brand | Raymarine |
| Model | Raymarine 1kW 20° Tilted Element Transducer |
| SKU / MFR# | 31298 |
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