Garmin GT56UHD-TH

2024-06-04T22:19:27+02:00

Prezzo: 800.11

Thanks to the ClearVü and SideVü high-definition exploration probes and the traditional CHIRP probe with high frequency band, among other elements, this all-in-one transducer offers the ultimate in versatility, so you can spend more time fishing.

CLEARVÜ HIGH-DEFINITION Scanning Probe

Get totally sharp images of the structures and fish under the boat at greater depths than any other high-frequency exploration probe. A downward-facing element increases the power for the detection of targets.

SIDEVÜ HIGH-DEFINITION Exploration Probe

Observe everything the first time with incredibly sharp images of the structures and fish that are on the sides of the boat. Now, the SideVü probe has 20% more range at 1000 kHz, so you can see even further than before.

Traditional CHIRP Probe with High Frequency Band

Enjoy an incredibly sharp lens separation and definition up to 244 m (800 feet) below the boat.

Various Exploration Probe Frequencies

Use the perfect frequency for the waters you are in. The transducer provides 455 kHz, 800 kHz and 1000 kHz to ensure maximum performance at any depth.

Intense Color Ranges

Thanks to the intense and high-contrast color ranges of the exploration probes, distinguishing objectives and structures has never been easier.

Assembly Options

We all have our preferences. That is why we have included mounting components in the aft mirror, the electric motor and in helmet mode.

Specifications:

Physical And Performance Characteristics
Frequency | Traditional CHIRP with high frequency band (150-240 kHz); ClearVü/SideVü: 455 kHz (425-485 kHz), 800 kHz (790-850 kHz) and 1000 kHz (940-1100 kHz)
Energy | Traditional: 350 W; ClearVü/SideVü: 500 W
Beam Width | Traditional CHIRP: 24-16; ClearVü 0.52 x 52 @ 1000 kHz, 0.64 x 35 @ 800 kHz, 1.1 x 52 @ 455 kHz; SideVü 0.52 x 52 @ 1000 kHz, 0.64 x 35 @ 800 kHz, 1.1 x 52 @ 455 kHz
Maximum Depth | Traditional: 244 m en agua dulce; ClearVü: 122 m; SideVü: 152 m
Cable Length | 7,62 m
DEPTH/SPEED/TEMPERATURE | Depth and temperature
Number of Sideburns | 12 pin
Aft Mirror Angles Allowed | Stern mirror angle of 0°-70°

FAQs

When is a fairing block needed for thru-hull installation?

External thru-hull transducers usually require a fairing block to ensure the sound beam is vertical and optimally aimed at targets.

What should you do if you have installation issues?

If you have installation difficulties, contact Garmin Product Support or a professional installer.

What should be done if you encounter problems during installation?

Contact Garmin Product Support or consult a professional installer if you experience installation difficulties.

What guidance is given for transducer placement?

Install transducers as described in the included instructions to ensure the best performance; poor placement can decrease effectiveness.

Where should the transducer be installed for best signal return?

Mount in clean water forward of propellers and running gear to avoid interference with the transducer’s active face.

When should a thru-hull pair be used for SideVü transducers?

A thru-hull pair is recommended when mounting a SideVü transducer in a location with a deadrise greater than 5 degrees.

Where should a thru-hull transducer be mounted for best performance?

Mount it forward of propellers and running gear in clean water for the most effective signal return and minimal interference.

Can flush thru-hull transducers be used on small boats?

Yes, flush thru-hull transducers are recommended for smaller boats with a minimum deadrise angle, minimizing drag and exposure.