Síťový kabel BlueNet 6 m

This Garmin BlueNet marine network cable (ref. 010-12528-31) is 6 meters long. It is designed to connect compatible Garmin devices together, such as chartplotters, fishfinders, or network modules, with a length suitable for installations on mid-sized sailboats and powerboats.

This cable is intended for Garmin equipment featuring a BlueNet port, particularly the latest chartplotters in the GPSMAP series. To verify compatibility, we recommend consulting your Garmin device’s technical datasheet or contacting our customer service. The BlueNet standard is Garmin’s proprietary network protocol, succeeding the classic Ethernet connector.

No, this cable is specifically designed for Garmin's BlueNet network, which is a proprietary protocol different from NMEA 2000. BlueNet allows simultaneous transmission of navigation data and power over a single cable, but it is not compatible with the NMEA 2000 standard. For an NMEA 2000 connection, you must use cables and connectors compliant with this standard.

Installing this BlueNet cable is straightforward: simply plug each end of the cable into the BlueNet ports of your compatible Garmin devices. The cable is 6 meters long, providing some flexibility for routing on board. Avoid excessive bending and secure the cable properly to prevent any risk of tearing. No special tools are required for installation.

Garmin's BlueNet network offers several advantages over a traditional marine Ethernet network: it allows navigation data and power to be carried simultaneously over a single cable, simplifying onboard wiring. Additionally, it provides more integrated connectivity and is required for the latest generation of Garmin devices compatible with this standard. This reduces the number of cables needed and makes installation easier.

The Garmin BlueNet 6 m marine network cable (ref. 010-12528-31) is a standard connection cable with BlueNet male connectors at each end. It is supplied without additional adapters. If you need adapters for specific configurations, we recommend consulting Garmin's range of BlueNet-compatible accessories.

This cable is designed for the BlueNet standard, which is Garmin's proprietary network protocol introduced to replace the classic Ethernet connector used on previous generations. It is therefore primarily compatible with recent Garmin devices that include a BlueNet port. For older devices using a standard Ethernet port, you will need to use a classic marine Ethernet cable (such as the Garmin 010-12744-00 cable) or an adapter if available.

Yes, if your Garmin fishfinder and chartplotter both have BlueNet ports, this 6-metre cable can be used to connect them. The BlueNet network allows navigation data and power to be transmitted over a single cable, which is ideal for linking different Garmin-compatible devices.

Yes, Garmin's BlueNet standard allows simultaneous transmission of navigation data and electrical power over a single cable. This simplifies onboard wiring by reducing the number of cables needed to connect compatible devices.

To check if your Garmin device is compatible with the BlueNet network, look for a port labeled "BlueNet" on the device. You can also refer to the user manual or the technical datasheet on Garmin's website. Most recent GPSMAP chartplotters are generally compatible with this standard.

Garmin's BlueNet network allows multiple compatible devices to connect to each other, but the exact configuration depends on your devices. This 6-meter cable can be used to directly link two devices. For series or star connections, you may need additional cables and possibly a compatible Garmin BlueNet hub or network module.

The Garmin BlueNet 6 m marine network cable is a simple accessory to install. It is usually supplied without detailed instructions, as its use is intuitive: simply plug the connectors into the BlueNet ports of your devices. If you need installation advice, you can refer to your Garmin device manual or contact our customer service.

No, this cable is designed to connect compatible Garmin devices to each other via the BlueNet network. It is not intended to be connected to a computer, as BlueNet ports are not present on standard computers. To connect a Garmin device to a computer, you will need a USB cable or a specific adapter depending on your device.

To ensure the longevity of this BlueNet marine network cable, it is advisable to clean it regularly with fresh water to remove salt residue, especially after use at sea. Avoid excessive bending and store it in a dry place when not in use. Periodically check the condition of the connectors to ensure they are clean and in good working order.