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Garmin 4-pin Dual Beam Transom Mount Transducer

Product Code: GAR4DBT

The Garmin 4-pin dual beam plastic transducer replaces the one included with your echo, echoMAP or echoMAP CHIRP fishfinder.

The 4-pin 500Watt transducer has a maximum depth 1,900ft; an operating frequency of 77kHz to 200kHz; a beamwidth of 45 to 15 degrees; and mounts on a 0 to 70 degree transom.

Garmin part number: 010-10249-20

Compatibility: Compatible with selected Garmin chartplotter/fishfinders models, please complete our online form on the Garmin Transducers Buyer's Guide page.

Garmin 4-pin Dual Beam Transom Mount Transducer - £69.99

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Garmin 4-pin Dual Beam

The Garmin 4-pin dual beam plastic transducer replaces the one included with your echo, echoMAP or echoMAP CHIRP fishfinder.

The 4-pin 500Watt transducer has a maximum depth 1,900ft; an operating frequency of 77kHz to 200kHz; a beamwidth of 45 to 15 degrees; and mounts on a 0 to 70 degree transom.

The Garmin dual beam transducer comes complete with installation instructions. Follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging your boat.

4-pin Transducer Connectivity

The Garmin dual beam transducer features an 4-pin connection. Depending upon the Garmin chartplotter or fishfinder you intend to connect the dual beam transducer transom mount transducer to you may need to additionally buy the following Garmin adaptor cable to complete the installation:

‣Garmin echoMAP, STRIKER 4-Pin Power/Data Cable

Key Features

‣Plastic transom mount transducer
‣4-pin 500Watt transducer
‣Maximum depth of 1,900ft
‣Operating frequency of 77kHz to 200kHz
‣Beamwidth of 45 to 15 degrees
‣Mounts on a 0 to 70 degree transom
‣Genuine Garmin accessory

What's in the box?

‣Garmin 4-pin dual beam plastic transducer

What is the Garmin 4-pin dual beam compatible with?

The genuine Garmin dual beam is transom mount transducer and is compatible with selected Garmin chartplotter/fishfinders models.

Please note: The compatibility list above is not definitive, with many older Garmin chartplotter and fishfinder models also being fully compatible with the dual beam.

Unless you are sure the dual beam is compatible with your Garmin marine GPS device please complete our online form on the Garmin Transducers Buyer's Guide page.

Once you have completed the online form with details of the Garmin marine device you own or intend to use your Garmin transducer with, we will then be able to confirm the exact transducer best suited to your needs.

The Garmin Transducer online form also asks: What material is your boat's hull made from? How is your motor mounted? Which transducer mounting style would you like to use? What is the deadrise angle of the boat's hull where the transducer will be mounted? What sonar view(s) do you require?

View the Garmin Transducer Buyer's Guide

Garmin Dual Beam 4-pin Transducer Technical Specification

‣Frequency: 77KHz to 200KHz
‣Power: 500 watts
‣Beam width (°) LF/HF (-3dB): 45° to 15°
‣Maximum depth: 1,900 foot
‣Depth/Speed/Temperature:Depth and temperature
‣Number of pins: 4-pin
‣Cable length: 30 foot

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This page was last updated on: 14th November 2024