RNS8 - Síťový přepínač Raynet s 4x PoE

The Raymarine RNS8 (A80732) is a Raynet Gigabit network switch designed for extending and managing marine networks. It features four Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports and provides reliable high-speed connectivity for Raymarine navigation and communication systems.

The dimensions of the Raymarine RNS8 switch are 288 mm (width) x 125.5 mm (height) x 78 mm (depth). These dimensions represent the actual product size and do not include the clearance required for installation.

The four PoE ports on the Raymarine RNS8 can power compatible devices directly via the Ethernet cable. This feature simplifies installation by reducing the need for separate power cabling for devices such as IP cameras or certain multifunction displays, thereby minimizing clutter on board.

The Raymarine RNS8 switch is compatible with 12/24V DC power, making it easy to integrate into vessel electrical systems.

Yes, the Raymarine RNS8 is a Raynet Gigabit network switch, providing high-speed connectivity for connected devices.

The Raymarine RNS8 is specifically designed for the marine environment and complies with standards BS EN 60945:2002 (including Corrigendum 1 of 2008) and Directive 2014/30/EU for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).

No, the Raymarine RNS8 contains no user-serviceable components. All maintenance or repairs must be entrusted to Raymarine authorized dealers to preserve the warranty.

Before starting the installation of the Raymarine RNS8, it is essential to disconnect the vessel's electrical power supply. It is also strongly recommended never to connect or disconnect the equipment while power is on, unless explicitly stated otherwise in the installation manual.

When installing the Raymarine RNS8, ensure the power source is adequately protected by a fuse or thermal circuit breaker of the appropriate rating.

Yes, before powering the Raymarine RNS8, it is crucial to ensure it has been properly grounded to guarantee safe operation.

Yes, the RNS8 installation manual provides general guidelines on cable routing, including information on:

Cable types and lengthsStrain reliefCircuit isolationCable shieldingUse of suppression ferritesIt is recommended to consult these guidelines for optimal installation.

To ensure the mounting template is printed at actual size, verify that the printed dimensions match the measurements indicated in the template document. It is recommended to use Adobe Acrobat Reader and follow the printing settings specified by Raymarine, particularly ensuring that size and scaling options are set to "Actual size" or "None", and that automatic rotation is disabled.

The RNS8 installation manual includes a section on location requirements, including the safe distance from a magnetic compass. It is essential to consult this section to determine the appropriate mounting location and avoid any interference.

Yes, it is recommended to maintain a minimum bending radius of 90 mm (R90.00) inside for all cables connected to the Raymarine RNS8, to prevent cable damage and ensure a durable installation.

Yes, an installation certified by an authorized Raymarine installer is recommended and may entitle you to improved product warranty benefits. For more details, it is advisable to contact your dealer.

Yes, the Raymarine RNS8 switch is designed to integrate with SeaTalk hs networks, ensuring compatibility with existing Raymarine navigation and communication systems.

Yes, although the RNS8 integrates PoE ports, it is also designed to handle non-PoE network connections, allowing the connection of a variety of Raymarine and third-party equipment.

Yes, the Raymarine RNS8 can be used for Ethernet (IPv4) networking of Raymarine devices with third-party products. Detailed information on this compatibility is available in Appendix A of the installation manual.

Any unauthorized repair on the Raymarine RNS8 may void your warranty. It is essential to have all maintenance or repairs performed by Raymarine authorized dealers.

The RNS8 installation manual mentions the possibility of warranty registration. It is recommended to consult the manual or Raymarine's website for the specific procedures to register your product.