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Garmin Airmar P79 In-Hull Plastic Transducer

Product Code: GARP79

The Garmin Airmar P79 is an entry-level in-hull plastic transducer with adjustable deadrise which enables an easy installation.

The Garmin Airmar P79 is a 8-pin 600W transducer with an operating depth of 800ft to 1,200ft; an operating frequency of 50kHz to 200kHz; a beamwidth of 45 to 12 degrees; and a 0 to 22 degree deadrise.

IMPORTANT: Fiberglass hull should be no more than 5/8-inch thick. Not recommended for cored hulls.

Garmin part number: 010-10327-20

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

Garmin Airmar P79 In-Hull Plastic Transducer - £229.99

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Garmin Airmar P79

The Garmin Airmar P79 is an entry-level in-hull plastic transducer with adjustable deadrise which enables an easy installation.

IMPORTANT: Fiberglass hull should be no more than 5/8-inch thick. Not recommended for cored hulls.

The Airmar P79 plastic transducer comes complete with installation instructions.

8-pin Transducer Connectivity

The Garmin Airmar P79 features an 8-pin connection. Depending upon the Garmin chartplotter or fishfinder you intend to connect the Airmar P79 transducer to you may need to additionally buy one of the following Garmin adaptor cables to complete the installation:

‣Garmin GPSMAP 8-pin Transducer to 6-pin Sounder Adapter Cable

‣Garmin echo, echoMAP, STRIKER 8-pin Transducer to 4-pin Sounder Adapter Cable

Key Features

‣Plastic in-hull transducer
‣8-pin 600Watt transducer
‣Depth of 800ft to 1,200ft
‣Operating frequency of 50kHz to 200kHz
‣Beamwidth of 45 to 12 degrees
‣Mounts on a 0 to 22 degree deadrise
‣Genuine Garmin accessory

What's in the box?

‣Garmin Airmar P79 plastic transducer

What is the Garmin Airmar P79 compatible with?

The genuine Garmin Airmar P79 is in-hull transducer and is compatible with a variety of Garmin chartplotter/fishfinders models. Unless you are sure the Airmar P79 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 Airmar P79 Technical Specification

‣Frequency: 50kHz to 200kHz
‣Power: 600 watts
‣Beam width (°) LF/HF (-3dB): 45° to 12°
‣Maximum depth: 800 foot to 1,200 foot
‣Number of pins: 8-pin
‣Supported deadrise/Transom angles: 0° to 22° degrees
‣Cable length: 25 foot

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This page was last updated on: 2nd January 2026