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The Airmar P319 is an entry-level thru-hull transducer built around a single dual-frequency ceramic element in a low-profile plastic housing that extends just 3/16 inch (5mm) outside the hull, minimizing drag compared to a bulkier design.
The dual-frequency element covers 50kHz with a wide 45-degree beamwidth for depth performance to 1,200 feet, and 200kHz with a tighter 12-degree beamwidth for depth performance to 700 feet, giving both broad coverage and finer detail from one transducer.
Best performance comes through 7 degrees of deadrise, though it can accommodate up to 12 degrees. A right-angle cable exit saves space and protects the transducer if it's stepped on, and an included rubber washer lets the hull nut tighten against irregular hull surfaces. A Mix and Match cable is required separately for the fishfinder connection. See what else we carry in marine transducers.
The Airmar P319 is an entry-level thru-hull transducer built around a single dual-frequency ceramic element in a low-profile plastic housing that extends just 3/16 inch (5mm) outside the hull, minimizing drag compared to a bulkier design.
The dual-frequency element covers 50kHz with a wide 45-degree beamwidth for depth performance to 1,200 feet, and 200kHz with a tighter 12-degree beamwidth for depth performance to 700 feet, giving both broad coverage and finer detail from one transducer.
Best performance comes through 7 degrees of deadrise, though it can accommodate up to 12 degrees. A right-angle cable exit saves space and protects the transducer if it's stepped on, and an included rubber washer lets the hull nut tighten against irregular hull surfaces. A Mix and Match cable is required separately for the fishfinder connection. See what else we carry in marine transducers.
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