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Vendor:
Clinch River Fishing USA
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About the Product
Meet the Garmin GT12M-THF Bronze Thru-hull Medium CHIRP Depth/Temp transducer, crafted for midsize fishing and cruising boats. With a durable bronze thru-hull housing and a flush-mount design, this transducer delivers dependable, high-definition sonar while minimizing drag for smoother rides and better fuel efficiency.
Why it stands out
- 350-watt midband CHIRP (85–165 kHz) provides crisp structure definition and precise target separation for clear fish arches.
- 0° Tilted Element ensures an optimal sonar footprint with reliable performance at various boat speeds and hulls.
- Beamwidth 16–24° offers a balanced view of near and mid-range sonar targets, helping you locate fish, structure, and bottom features quickly.
- Bronze thru-hull, flush-mount design delivers durability in demanding saltwater environments and reduces drag for improved performance.
- Depth and Temperature (Depth/Temp) data in real time, so you can track conditions and depth with confidence.
- Excellent sensitivity for clear structure definition and the ability to distinguish between small baitfish and larger game targets.
- Plug-and-play operation with Garmin transducer ID auto-identification for easy installation and reliable performance.
- Hull-material compatibility configurable for fiberglass, composite, and wood hulls, making it a versatile choice for many boats.
- Deep-range capability up to 800' in saltwater and 1,200' in freshwater, expanding your sonar coverage in varying water conditions.
Designed for near/offshore fishing and cruising on midsize boats, the GT12M-THF delivers dependable depth and temperature readings with exceptional sonar clarity. Its durable bronze housing and reduced-drag thru-hull mount ensure long-lasting performance on your next voyage.
What's in the box
- GT12M-THF 0 Deg Tilt transducer
- Jam Nut
- Washer
- Documentation
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from 49€ in Germany
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with Klarna
30 Days
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