Industry standard for low-profile transducers

The AIRMAR P319 Thru-Hull Transducer features Airmar's 50/200 kHz, dual frequency, single ceramic element in a low-profile housing. The nearly-flush design minimizes drag with only 5 mm (3/16") extending outside of the hull. This through hull transducer was designed to be used for fish finding, shallow and deep water bottom detection, and will fit in fiberglass and wood boat types—power and sail.

Airmar P319 Thru-hull Transducer Features:

• Depth only or depth and temperature
• 600 W
• Dual-frequency element: 50 kHz with a wide 45° beamwidth for depth performance to 353 m (1,200')
  200 kHz with a 12° beamwidth for depth performance to 206 m (700')
  
• Right-angle cable exit saves space and protects transducer if stepped on
• Included rubber washer allows tightening of the hull nut to irregular hull surfaces
• Low-profile housing has minimum drag
• Plastic housing is ABYC H-27 compliant
• Bronze (B117) and stainless steel (SS60 ) models are also available to accommodate all hull material

Airmar P319 Thru-hull Transducer Specifications:

• Brand: Airmar Technology
• Acoustic Window: Urethane
• Cable-Length: 10 m (33')
• Common Use: Leisure/Yachting, Fishing
• Connector: Furuno 10-Pin
• Conventional Beam: 45°/12°
• Country of Origin: USA
• Deadrise Range: Best performance through 7°. Can accommodate up to 12°
• Display Connector: 10F
• Frequency Band: 50/200 kHz
• Hole Size: 51 mm (2")
• Housing Material: Plastic
• Hull Material: Fiberglass or metal
• Max Deadrise: Best performance through 7°. Accommodates up to 12°
• Max Deadrise Angle: 12°
• Max Depth: Low frequency- 366 m (1200'), High frequency- 206 m (700')
• Max Vessel LOA: Up to 8 m (26')
• Mix and Match Series: 5-Pin 600 Watt
• Mounting Style: Low Profile Thru-Hull
• Power Rating: 600 W
• Sensor Connector: MM
• Single or Dual Frequency: Conventional Dual Frequency
• Tilt Angle: 0°
• Tilted Element: No
• Transducer Functions: Depth, Temperature
• Usable Shaft Length: 63.5 mm (2.50")
• Weight: 0.6 kg (1.3 lb.)

Note: Check out our transducer model guide to see the compatible units for this transducer.