NMEA2000 prodlužovací kabel 0,6 m – samice, 90° koleno

This cable is a Navico NMEA2000 extension of 0.6 meters. It is designed to extend the range of your NMEA2000 network on board your boat, allowing you to connect additional devices or extend an existing connection in areas where a standard length might be too short.

This NMEA 2000 extension cable has a length of 0.6 meters.

This cable is fitted with a female angled M12 connector.

The angled connector is particularly useful for installations in confined spaces or behind dashboards. It allows for connection with minimal bulk, reducing strain on the cable and making routing easier in tight areas.

Yes, this cable is compliant with NMEA2000 specifications, ensuring universal compatibility with all NMEA2000-certified equipment, regardless of brand (e.g., Garmin, Raymarine, Furuno, etc.), in addition to Navico group brands (Lowrance, Simrad, B&G).

No, this cable is specifically designed for the NMEA 2000 network. NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 standards are different and require converters or bridges to communicate with each other. This cable cannot be used directly for NMEA 0183 connections.

Installation is simple and 'plug-and-play'. Simply screw the M12 connectors onto the corresponding NMEA 2000 ports of your devices or existing network. The connectors are designed to be tightened by hand, ensuring a robust and watertight connection.

Yes, NMEA 2000 cables, including this one, are designed for the marine environment. They feature robust and watertight M12 connectors, providing protection against saltwater, moisture, and vibrations.

Yes, this extension cable can be used to extend a NMEA 2000 backbone if you need a longer section, or to extend a drop cable to connect a device to your main network.

This cable uses M12 connectors, also known as Micro-C, which is the standard for NMEA2000 networks.

Yes, absolutely. This cable is a Navico product, and the Lowrance, Simrad, and B&G brands are part of the Navico group. It is therefore fully compatible with NMEA 2000 equipment from these brands.

Yes, like all NMEA2000 cables compliant with the standard, this cable is shielded. The shielding helps protect data signals from electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring reliable and stable data transmission on your marine network.

A 0.6m length is ideal for short and precise connections, particularly for linking sensors or displays in confined spaces, behind panels, or for connecting devices that are very close to each other without excessive cable management.

Cutting pre-assembled NMEA 2000 cables is not recommended. This could compromise waterproofing, shielding, and network integrity. It is preferable to use cables of the correct length or specific connection kits if custom lengths are absolutely necessary.

Yes, NMEA 2000 cables are designed to be sufficiently flexible to ease routing through boat compartments and conduits while maintaining their robustness and structural integrity.

NMEA 2000 offers several advantages:

Simplified installation: Single cable for power and data.Reliability: Robust protocol and waterproof connectors.Interoperability: Compatibility between different equipment brands.Scalability: Easy to add new devices to the network.Speed: High-speed data transmission.

The angled connector can be oriented in any direction during installation to best fit the available space. There is no specific electrical installation direction; the angle is purely for mechanical reasons and space optimization.

NMEA 2000 cables are generally not supplied with individual protective caps for the connectors. Once installed, the connectors are designed to be watertight. If a port remains unused on your network, it is recommended to use an NMEA 2000 termination plug or protective cap sold separately to maintain the watertightness and integrity of the network.

No, this extension cable is a passive component of the NMEA 2000 network. It does not require external power. The NMEA 2000 network is powered by a single source connected to the backbone of the network, and this cable simply transmits that power and the data.

Yes, thanks to its robust design and waterproof M12 connectors, this cable is suitable for use in marine environments, including outside the boat, provided it is properly routed and protected from excessive mechanical stress.