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XNT 9 DI T - 200/455 Transom DualBeam Down Imaging Transducer
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SKU: 1041061
Overview
Designed for anglers who want a transom-mounted transducer with both Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus capability, this model supports a mix of imaging and sonar frequencies for on-the-water scanning. It includes built-in temperature and is intended for setups that benefit from transom installation and multiple viewing angles. The 75°/45° and 25°/16° beam options provide flexibility for different search needs, while the 455/800 kHz and 200/455 kHz ranges support varied sonar use. This is a straightforward choice for boaters looking to add compatible Humminbird transducer functionality without unnecessary complexity.
Why Hunters Choose the Humminbird
Transom-mount Design
Supports straightforward installation on the
Includes Down
Imaging and DualBeam Plus for
455/800 Khz
Down Imaging and 200/455 kHz
75°/45° Down
Imaging coverage and 25°/16° sonar
Built-in Temperature
Sensor adds an extra onboard
Key Features
- Transom-mount transducer for Humminbird sonar systems.
- Supports Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus operation.
- Uses 455/800 kHz for Down Imaging.
- Uses 200/455 kHz with 25deg/16deg beam angles.
- Includes built-in temperature sensing.
- Humminbird XNT 9 DI T model, sold by retailer at $179.99.
Best Used For
- Boat anglers needing a transom-mounted transducer with Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus support
- Users wanting built-in temperature readings alongside sonar data on the water
- Operators working with 455/800 kHz Down Imaging and 200/455 kHz dual-frequency sonar
- Anglers upgrading compatible Humminbird setups for transom-mounted scanning
Specifications
| Beam Angles | 75deg/45deg, 25deg/16deg |
|---|---|
| Built In Temperature | Yes |
| Frequency | 455/800 kHz (DI) and 200/455 kHz |
| Imaging Type | Down Imaging/DualBeam Plus |
| Mount Type | Transom Mount |
Pros
- Transom-mount design supports straightforward installation on the boat’s transom.
- Includes Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus for multiple sonar viewing options.
- Offers 455/800 kHz Down Imaging and 200/455 kHz sonar frequencies.
- Provides 75°/45° Down Imaging coverage and 25°/16° sonar coverage.
- Built-in temperature sensor adds an extra onboard data point.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Transom-mount installation means it is intended for that mounting style rather than a universal fit across all setups.
- The unit is specified with both Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus functions, so it is best matched to compatible Humminbird systems that can use those capabilities.
- Frequency and beam-angle options are defined in the product data, so performance expectations should be based on those listed settings rather than broader sonar coverage claims.
- Built-in temperature is included, but no additional sensor or accessory functions are specified in the provided data.
Suggested Comparisons
- Transom-mount transducers
- Down imaging transducers
- Dual-beam transducers
- Built-in temperature transducers
Suggested Accessories
- Transom mount hardware
- Transducer mounting accessories
- Marine electronics cable management
- Temperature sensor accessories
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of mount does the XNT 9 DI T use?
It is a transom mount transducer.
What sonar modes are listed for this transducer?
The product data lists Down Imaging and DualBeam Plus.
What frequencies are provided in the product information?
The listed frequencies are 455/800 kHz for Down Imaging and 200/455 kHz for DualBeam Plus.
Does this transducer include temperature sensing?
Yes. The product description states that it has built-in temperature.
Is this transducer sold under the Humminbird brand?
Yes. The product title identifies it as a Humminbird transducer.