FRU-NMEA-PFF-020 NMEA 2000 cable with right-angle Micro5C female connector 5 pins F <> bare wires - 2m

The FURUNO FRU-NMEA-PFF-020 cable is specifically designed for powering NMEA 2000 networks. It allows you to connect a DC power source to your NMEA 2000 network.

This NMEA 2000 cable has a length of 2 meters.

At one end, the cable is fitted with a 5-pin female Micro-C straight connector.

The other end of the cable consists of bare wires, allowing flexible and customizable connection to a power source.

Yes, the Micro-C connector on this cable is rated IP68, providing complete protection against dust and water immersion.

This cable uses 18 AWG conductors specifically for power, ensuring reliable power supply.

Yes, its construction includes a marine-grade sheath and molded watertight ends, ensuring corrosion resistance and durability in marine environments.

Yes, installing this cable requires adding an external 3A or less fuse to protect the power circuit.

The wires of the stripped end typically follow the NMEA 2000 color code. For power, you will usually find:

Red: +12V DCBlack: Ground (Masse)The remaining wires (Blue, White, and drain wire) are for NMEA 2000 data.

This cable is primarily designed as a power cable for the NMEA 2000 network. Although it includes data conductors, its primary role is to supply power to the network via its stripped end.

The Micro-C connector on this cable is a straight type.

This cable is compatible with all NMEA 2000-certified networks and devices because it complies with NMEA 2000 physical and protocol standards.

Yes, this cable is compatible with Raymarine equipment using the SeaTalkNG system, provided a compatible SeaTalkNG to Micro-C adapter is used if necessary, as SeaTalkNG is based on NMEA 2000.

Yes, although its primary role is power supply, this cable is a 5-pin NMEA 2000 cable and includes the necessary conductors (Blue and White) for NMEA 2000 data transmission. It can therefore support data traffic on the network.

Yes, this cable is compatible with NMEA 2000 devices and networks from brands such as Garmin, Simrad, Lowrance, B&G, and Yamaha Command Link, due to its compliance with NMEA 2000 standards.

No, this cable uses a Micro-C type connector. Mini-C connectors are physically larger and are not directly compatible with Micro-C connectors without an adapter.