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White cylindrical in-hull transducer with 15 ft cable

HUMMINBIRD

HUMMINBIRD 710286-1 XP-14-HW In-hull Transducer 150-220 kHz 15 ft Cable

SKU CH-2M4J-MW7CS MPN 710286-1

In-hull transducer for single-layer fibreglass hulls, glue-in installation with 15 ft cable, Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar covering 150-220 kHz with wide 140-200 kHz and narrow 180-240 kHz modes.

  • In-hull mounting avoids hull penetration for cleaner installation
  • Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar delivers both wide coverage and fine detail
  • Wide mode 140-200 kHz scans broad areas to locate fish-holding structure
  • Narrow mode 180-240 kHz provides maximum target separation at depth
  • 15 ft cable and 1 200 ft depth capability suit deep-water fishing

In-hull Transducer for Single-layer Fiberglass Hulls

The Humminbird XP 14 HW transducer installs inside single-layer fiberglass hulls using a glue-in method that avoids drilling through the hull. It connects to compatible Humminbird fish finders via a 15-foot cable. Anglers who want CHIRP sonar without external hardware will find this unit purpose-built for that installation style.

Glue-in Installation Frees Up Transom Space

Mounting the transducer inside the hull leaves the transom clear for other accessories and eliminates drag from an external bracket. The 15-foot cable routes to the display unit without requiring a through-hull penetration. Builders planning a clean transom or running multiple devices gain flexibility because no external mounting hardware is needed.

Upgrades from Basic Single-frequency Transducers

The dual-spectrum design adds a wide band of 140-200 kHz for maximum coverage and a narrow band of 180-240 kHz for maximum detail, reaching depths of 1,200 feet. Boats still using a single-frequency 50 kHz or 200 kHz transducer will see clearer target separation and better structure definition. The jump is worth it when fishing deeper water or targeting tight structure where detail matters.

Highlights

  • In-hull mounting avoids hull penetration for cleaner installation
  • Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar delivers both wide coverage and fine detail
  • Wide mode 140-200 kHz scans broad areas to locate fish-holding structure
  • Narrow mode 180-240 kHz provides maximum target separation at depth
  • 15 ft cable and 1 200 ft depth capability suit deep-water fishing

Specifications

BrandHumminbird
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size381 × 229 × 203 mm

Questions about this item

How deep can the XP-14-HW transducer read before signal loss limits the return?

The transducer scans to a maximum depth of 1200 ft (365 m) below the waterline.

Does the 15 ft cable run warm or draw extra power during continuous all-day operation?

The passive transducer element adds no heat or power draw; only the connected sounder consumes electricity.

Which Humminbird control heads accept the 150-220 kHz Dual Spectrum CHIRP signal from this unit?

Any Humminbird display that supports Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D Sonar on the 150-220 kHz band.

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