Navico XSONIC TM150M Transom Mount Transducer - 9-Pin 10M Cable

Unlock Crystal-Clear Underwater Views with CHIRP Technology

Imagine gliding across a murky lake or navigating coastal waters, spotting fish hugging structures or suspended mid-water with pinpoint accuracy. That's the edge the TM150M transom mount transducer delivers. Unlike traditional fixed-frequency sonar that can miss subtle targets, its broadband CHIRP sweeps from 95-155 kHz, painting detailed images even in challenging conditions. Anglers chasing bass in weedy shallows or trolling for walleye swear by this setup for its ability to separate fish from bottom clutter at speeds that keep you on plane.

Built tough with a plastic housing and urethane acoustic window, it handles fiberglass, wood, or metal hulls with deadrise up to 20 degrees. The included 10-meter 9-pin cable reaches most helm stations without splicing hassles, making it a plug-and-play favorite for boats under 25 feet.

Standout Features for Serious Anglers

• Medium CHIRP Bandwidth: 60 kHz span (95-155 kHz) for superior target separation and coverage—wider 26° to 17° beamwidths mean more fish under your boat.
• Power and Depth: 300W output tracks bottom reliably up to medium depths, revealing structure and bait schools with ultra-clear resolution.
• Sensors Included: Built-in depth and temperature readings help you dial in lure depth or monitor thermoclines on the fly.
• Versatile Mounting: Transom bracket secures firmly; custom housing option shields against trailering dings.
• One Ceramic Design: Streamlined internals for reliable performance without the bulk.

Whether you're punching through freshwater weeds or scanning inshore reefs, this transducer excels where single-frequency units falter, delivering arches that pop and echoes that echo truth.

Perfect for Freshwater and Inshore Adventures

For bass boats pounding reservoirs or center consoles hitting flats, the TM150M shines in shallows to mid-depths. Its sensitivity picks out crappie stacked on brush piles or redfish tailing in grass—details that boost hookups. Offshore day trips? It holds its own up to 2,500 feet on strong targets, though conditions like current or bait balls influence max range.

Pro tip: Pair it with medium-power sounders for optimal pulse tuning. At higher speeds, the narrower beam keeps bottom track locked, so you never lose the plot while running and gunning.

Effortless Installation on Your Boat

Mounting is straightforward for weekend warriors or pros. Start by picking a transom spot 1/3 from the hull bottom, away from strakes or prop wash. Drill pilot holes, bed the bracket with marine sealant, and route the cable through existing gunwale conduits. Adjust angle for 10-15° down tilt—test in water to fine-tune. Common pitfalls? Avoiding air bubbles under the transducer by keeping it submerged fully at rest. In under an hour, you're scanning.

"Switched from a basic ducer—night and day on separating suspended walleye from bait. Install was a breeze on my 20' tiller."

—Satisfied lake angler

Maximize Performance and Longevity

To keep readings sharp season after season, rinse with fresh water post-salt dips and inspect the face for marine growth. Winter storage? Dry thoroughly and store cable-loose. Upgrading your setup? This pairs seamlessly with compatible chartplotters, unlocking split-screen views of structure scan and traditional sonar.

Fishermen report fewer false reads in dirty water, crediting the CHIRP's energy focus. It's not just gear—it's confidence on the water.