Kabel SeaTalk 12 m

No, this cable is specifically designed for existing SeaTalk 1 network architectures. It is not compatible with newer networks such as SeaTalkNG or NMEA 2000, which use different connectors and data protocols.

This cable integrates directly into an existing SeaTalk 1 network and is compatible with a variety of first-generation Raymarine instruments. This includes, for example, the classic C and E series multifunction displays, the ST6000/7000 autopilots, and the wind, depth, or speed instruments from the ST40 and ST60 ranges.

The primary function of this cable is to extend the range of instruments connected to an existing SeaTalk 1 protocol. It is essential for expanding a network over a significant distance, or for replacing damaged cables to ensure continuous data communication between first-generation Raymarine equipment.

This Raymarine SeaTalk cable is 12 meters long.

This cable is critical for maintaining and optimizing boats equipped with older Raymarine systems. It provides a practical solution for owners who wish to retain and expand their existing equipment without incurring the costs and complexity of a full upgrade to newer protocols like SeaTalkNG. It ensures reliable connectivity for essential navigation data, extending the useful life of SeaTalk 1 installations aboard.

This cable is designed to integrate directly into an existing SeaTalk 1 network. It typically connects via SeaTalk 1-specific connectors, allowing the network to be extended by linking additional instruments or cable segments. Installation is "plug-and-play" for SeaTalk 1 systems.

SeaTalk 1 cables use Raymarine proprietary three-pin connectors (yellow, red, black) for power and data. This cable is equipped with these specific connectors to ensure direct compatibility with SeaTalk 1 devices and networks.

Yes, it is possible to use multiple SeaTalk 1 cables, including this 12-metre model, to extend the range of your SeaTalk 1 network. However, it is important to respect the maximum recommended lengths for the SeaTalk 1 network to avoid any signal degradation. For very long extensions, the use of SeaTalk junction boxes may be considered.