Lowrance 9-pin black to 7-pin blue adapter cable for XID CHIRP
SKU LOW-000-13977-001
- connectorConversion
- 9-pin to 7-pin
- transducerCompatibility
- xSonic 9-pin
- displayCompatibility
- legacy 7-pin Lowrance displays
Stocked items typically ship the next business day from our US warehouse. 30-day returns on unused stocked items. Exclusions apply. Return policy · Shipping policy
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About this product
9-to-7-pin transducer adapter that enables xSonic 9-pin transducers to connect to legacy 7-pin Lowrance displays.
- 9-to-7-pin transducer adapter
- Connects xSonic 9-pin transducers
- Compatible with legacy 7-pin Lowrance displays
- Airmar transducer adapter
Manufacturer part number: 000-13977-001.
Product details
- ConnectorConversion
- 9-pin to 7-pin
- DisplayCompatibility
- legacy 7-pin Lowrance displays
- TransducerCompatibility
- xSonic 9-pin
Shipping & returns
- Stocked items typically ship the next business day from our US warehouse.
- 30-day returns on unused stocked items. Exclusions apply. See policy
- Custom and quoted items are non-returnable once production begins.
Warranty
Backed by the original manufacturer’s warranty plus our workmanship guarantee on assembled harnesses. Contact us with your invoice and we’ll coordinate any covered repair or replacement.
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- ABYC-aware build practices
- OEM-grade marine wire & terminals
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- 20+ years building marine wiring harnesses, panels, and shore-power systems.
- Engineers — not a phone tree — review every custom build before parts are cut.
- OEM-grade components: tinned copper, sealed connectors, marine-rated jackets.