Odpojitelný konektor NMEA 2000 - samec

This is an essential component for customizing NMEA 2000 networks aboard a vessel. It allows you to create or adapt custom NMEA 2000 cables, providing significant flexibility for the layout and installation of your marine electronic equipment.

This connector is used to precisely adjust the length of the spur cables and backbone cables in your NMEA 2000 network. It is ideal for reducing cable clutter and optimizing the integration of your Garmin devices and other NMEA 2000-compatible equipment.

This is a male NMEA 2000 connector. This means it is designed to connect to a female port or cable on your NMEA 2000 network.

The product reference (SKU) for this connector is 010-11094-00.

Yes, this connector is designed to ensure integration compliant with NMEA 2000 standards. It guarantees "plug-and-play" compatibility with micro-connectors and NMEA 2000-compatible devices.

The main advantage is flexibility. A detachable connector lets you make custom cables or shorten existing ones to the exact length you need, avoiding clutter and optimizing your installation layout. Pre-assembled cables come in standard lengths that don't always match specific requirements.

Yes, this connector is a micro NMEA 2000 connector, making it compatible with most standard NMEA 2000 networks and devices using this format.

The wires are connected following a precise color code for each pin:

Pin 1: Unconnected wire (shield) Pin 2: Red wire (+12V) Pin 3: Black wire (Ground / Power return) Pin 4: White wire (NMEA 2000 CAN-H) Pin 5: Blue wire (NMEA 2000 CAN-L) It is crucial to follow this arrangement to ensure proper network operation.

The colors of standard NMEA 2000 wires and their functions are:

Red: Power (+12V)Black: Ground (Power return)White: CAN-H dataBlue: CAN-L dataUnconnected wire (shield): Protection against electromagnetic interference.

Yes, this connector is specifically designed to let you build custom NMEA 2000 cables. You can set the exact length of your backbone or drop cables for a clean, optimized installation.

Installing this detachable connector usually requires basic wiring tools, such as wire strippers and a small screwdriver to tighten the internal terminals. No proprietary Garmin tools are required.

NMEA 2000 connectors are designed for the marine environment. Once properly assembled and tightened, this connector provides adequate protection against moisture and splashes, essential for the reliability of the onboard network.

Yes, this detachable connector can be used to repair a damaged NMEA 2000 cable by cutting out the defective section and connecting the connector to the healthy ends of the cable, thereby restoring connectivity.

For a reliable connection, it is essential to strip the wires to the correct length, ensure each wire is properly inserted and tightened in the corresponding terminal according to the color code, and close the connector securely to guarantee its watertightness and mechanical robustness.

This connector is compatible with a wide range of Garmin equipment requiring an NMEA 2000 connection, including the ECHOMAP Plus, GPSMAP series, GMI and GNX instruments, as well as GHP hydraulic autopilot systems.

Yes, being compliant with the NMEA 2000 standard, this connector is compatible with NMEA 2000 equipment from other brands that use standard micro-connectors. The NMEA 2000 standard ensures interoperability between different manufacturers.

Yes, this connector is designed to be used with NMEA 2000 drop cables and backbone cables, providing maximum flexibility for extending or modifying your network.

Yes, this connector is an NMEA 2000 micro-connector, making it fully compatible with "micro"-type NMEA 2000 networks, which is the most commonly used format for recreational marine installations.

Yes, as a removable connector, it is designed to be reusable. You can disconnect it and reconnect it to new cable sections or reassign it to other points in your NMEA 2000 network if your installation needs change.

This type of NMEA 2000 micro connector is designed to accommodate standard NMEA 2000 cables, which typically have an outer diameter of about 6 to 8 mm and use conductors ranging from 22 AWG to 18 AWG.