Precision Sonar for the Ice Fishing Enthusiast

The Humminbird XI-9-1521 Dual Spectrum Ice Transducer is designed to enhance your ice fishing adventures with superior sonar technology. Perfect for anglers seeking precise and reliable underwater detection, this transducer offers unparalleled clarity and accuracy, making it an essential tool for locating fish beneath the ice.

Key Features for Optimal Ice Fishing

• Dual Spectrum CHIRP Technology: This advanced sonar technology provides two distinct frequency ranges (15° and 21°) and operates between 130-250 kHz, offering a clear and detailed view of fish and structure below the ice.
• Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with all HELIX CHIRP units that support Ice Fishing mode, except certain HELIX 12 CHIRP models, ensuring broad compatibility with a range of devices.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh winter conditions, the XI-9-1521 transducer is robust and reliable, providing consistent performance in freezing temperatures.
• Long Cable for Flexibility: An 8-foot cable provides ample length for flexible setup and installation, making it easy to position the transducer for optimal sonar readings.

Technical Specifications

• Frequency Range: 130-250 kHz
• Beam Angles: 15° and 21°
• Cable Length: 8 feet
• Temperature Sensor: Not included

Compact and Efficient Design

This ice transducer is compact and easy to handle, making it perfect for portable ice fishing setups. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting use, even in the toughest ice fishing environments.

Experience the Advantage

The Humminbird XI-9-1521 Dual Spectrum Ice Transducer offers anglers the ability to see beneath the ice with unprecedented clarity. Whether you're targeting fish in shallow waters or deep beneath the surface, this transducer provides the precision and detail needed to make your ice fishing trips more successful.

Upgrade your ice fishing gear with the Humminbird XI-9-1521 Dual Spectrum Ice Transducer, and enjoy a clearer, more accurate view of what's beneath the ice.