Lowrance Dual Frequency TM Transducer

The transducer operates on both 50 kHz and 200 kHz frequencies. The 50 kHz setting provides a wider beam for searching larger areas, while the 200 kHz setting offers a narrower, higher-resolution beam that is better for pinpointing fish and structure directly beneath your boat.

No, this is a traditional sonar transducer. It does not support CHIRP technology, so it is best suited for anglers who prefer standard, reliable sonar imaging.

The included cable is 20 feet long. This length is standard for most small to mid-sized fishing boats, providing enough slack to route the cable cleanly from the transom to your display unit.

This transducer uses a 7-pin connector. Before purchasing, verify that your specific Lowrance display unit has a matching 7-pin port to ensure compatibility.

No, the temperature sensor is integrated directly into the transducer housing. It transmits water temperature data through the same cable as the sonar signal, so you do not need any extra wiring.

It is designed for straightforward transom mounting. As long as you have a standard flat transom area and basic tools, you should be able to install it yourself, though you must ensure it is positioned correctly to avoid turbulence interference.