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B60 SS60

Product catalog summary

Overview: The B60 and SS60 Tilted Element™ transducers are designed for inshore or coastal fishing, slow trolling, structure fishing, drifting, and deep-water lake fishing. They are suitable for boats up to 8 meters (25 feet) and feature a low-profile design that does not affect the boat's performance.

Specifications: These transducers are available in three fixed tilt versions to accommodate different hull deadrises: 20° for 16° to 24°, 12° for 8° to 15°, and 0° for 0° to 7°. They are constructed with bronze or stainless steel housings and include a built-in temperature sensor.

Features: The transducers operate at dual frequencies of 50/200 kHz, with a beamwidth of 45° at 50 kHz and 12° at 200 kHz. They provide a maximum depth range of 235 to 353 meters at 50 kHz and 118 to 206 meters at 200 kHz. The design includes a tilted ceramic element to compensate for hull deadrise, ensuring strong echo returns and accurate depth readings.

Performance: The B60 and SS60 models have a power rating of 600 W. They are benchmark models for comparison, with the B164 and SS164 offering better performance and the SS264N providing the best sensitivity.

Installation: Proper installation with tilt compensation is crucial for optimal performance. The transducers are engineered for center-console and trailered boats, with an arrow on the cap pointing toward the keel when installed.

Technical Information: The transducers have an RMS power of 600 W, TVR of 155 dB at 50 kHz and 164 dB at 200 kHz, and an impedance of 200 Ω at 50 kHz and 375 Ω at 200 kHz. The acoustic window is made of urethane, and the transducers weigh 1.4 kg (3 lb).

Catalog excerpts

Coming to Y ou at a New Angle! The dual-frequency, 50/200 kHz, B60 and SS60, Tilted Element™ transducers are low-profile housings that compensate for the boat’s hull deadrise. The innovative design tilts the ceramic element inside the transducer housing—a first in the industry! Flush With Results With built-in deadrise compensation, performance is never compromised. This unique design offers professional and recreational boaters advantages similar to using a fairing block— but is installed nearly flush to the hull. On steep-deadrise hulls up to 24°, the beam is aimed straight down, resulting in strong echo returns and accurate depth readings. Proper Installation with Tilt Compensation Improper Installation without Tilt Compensation Tilted Element™ Thru-Hull Fishing Applications • Inshore or coastal fishing in shallow to medium depths • Slow trolling, structure fishing, and drifting • Deep-water lake fishing Features • Fixed 20° tilted version for 16° to 24° hull deadrise • Fixed 12° tilted version for 8° to 15° hull deadrise • Fixed 0° tilted version for 0° to 7° hull deadrise (P319 plastic, B117 bronze, and SS565 stainless steel) • Engineered for center-console and trailered boats • Low-profile protrusion below the hull • No affect on your boats running performance • Bronze or stainless steel housings available • Arrow on cap points toward keel when installed • Built-in temperature sensor • Boat Size: Up to 8 m (25’) In a proper installation the ceramic element is tilted inside the housing, which compensates for your boats deadrise. This aims the beam straight toward the bottom, resulting in stro

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Technical Information Number of Elements and Configuration MAXIMUM DEPTH RANGE 200 kHz BEAM DIAMETER VS DEPTH Depth TRANSDUCER COMPARISON Model Performance Increase Benchmark model for comparison 6 times more sensitive at 50 kHz 2 times more sensitive at 200 kHz Acoustic Window: Urethane 50 times more sensitive at 50 kHz 13 times more sensitive at 200 kHz Due to the wide beam of the SS264W, it has been omitted from the table. ©Airmar Technology Corporation As Airmar constantly improves its products, all specifications are subject to change without notice. All Airmar products are designed to provide...

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