Garmin makes a wide range of CHIRP transducers designed to be used with its fishfinder displays. Both single-band and dual-band models are available.
These transducers use either a blue 8-pin connector or an orange 12-pin connector. Garmin CHIRP transducers are not for use with non-Garmin equipment.
Garmin makes three types of CHIRP transducer : standard CHIRP models that operate in the Low, Medium or High frequency bands; DownVü CHIRP transducers; and SideVü CHIRP transducers. Some transducers combine two or more of these functions.
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A wide-beam CHIRP transducer optimized for ice fishing, operating in the High band. 4-pin connector.
An wide-beam, in-hull CHIRP transducer for bass boats, operating in the High band. Blue 8-pin connector.
A wide-beam CHIRP transducer for transom or trolling motor mounting, operating in the High band. Blue 8-pin connector.
A transom-mounted CHIRP transducer operating in the Medium band. Blue 8-pin connector.
An in-hull standard CHIRP transducer operating in the Medium band. Blue 8-pin connector.
A transom-mount DownVü CHIRP transducer, plus conventional 77/200kHz operation. Blue 8-pin connector.
A thru-hull DownVü CHIRP transducer, plus conventional 50/200kHz operation. Blue 8-pin connector.
A transom-mount DownVü CHIRP transducer, plus 50/200kHz operation. Blue 8-pin connector.
A transom-mount DownVü CHIRP transducer, plus standard CHIRP High band. Blue 8-pin connector.
A transom-mount combined DownVü CHIRP and SideVü CHIRP transducer, plus standard CHIRP High band. Orange 12-pin connector.