Adapter cable for Marine Network: small (female, right-angle) to large (female)

This adapter cable is designed to connect Garmin devices with a small network connector (often newer models) to existing Garmin Marine Network cables that use a large connector. It simplifies the integration of your marine equipment by adapting the different connector sizes.

The adapter cable is 30 centimetres (or 11.8 inches) long.

This cable is fitted with a small right-angle female connector on one end and a large female connector on the other, both designed for the Garmin Marine Network.

The right-angle design of the small connector is an advantage for cable routing and installation, particularly in confined spaces aboard your vessel, where a straight connector could be difficult to plug in or position correctly.

This cable is compatible with a selection of Garmin GMR Fantom® and xHD3 radars, including the following models:

GMR Fantom® 124GMR Fantom® 126GMR Fantom® 18x/24x Dome RadarGMR Fantom® 254GMR Fantom® 246GMR Fantom® 54GMR Fantom® 56GMR™ 1234/1236 xHD3GMR™ 18/24 xHD3GMR™ 2534/2536 xHD3GMR™ 434/436 xHD3

Yes, this adapter cable can be used to adapt a Garmin BlueNet™ network connector to a previous-generation Garmin Marine Network connector. However, it is essential to note that this adapter cable does not replace the need for a Garmin BlueNet™ gateway to ensure full compatibility and functionality between the two types of networks.

Yes, this adapter cable is a Garmin product, identified by the reference 010-13094-00.

This cable is specifically designed for the Garmin Marine Network. It is not a cable for NMEA 2000 or NMEA 0183 networks.

Installing this adapter cable is generally straightforward and requires no special tools. It is a plug-and-play system where you simply connect the plugs to the corresponding ports on your Garmin devices and your Marine Network.

No, this cable is designed to adapt a small female connector to a large female connector. To connect two devices with small connectors, you would need a different cable or adapter.

No, this cable is designed to adapt a small female connector to a large female connector. To connect two devices with large connectors, you would need a different cable or adapter.

No, this cable is specifically designed for Garmin's Marine Network and uses proprietary connectors. It is not compatible with equipment from other brands.

The primary function of this cable is to adapt connectors of different sizes, not to extend length. Its short 30 cm length is intended for direct connection between a device and an existing cable. For extension purposes, longer Marine Network network cables are typically used.

As a product designed for Garmin's Marine Network, this cable is built to withstand typical marine environment conditions, including humidity and saltwater spray, ensuring durability and reliability in these conditions.

The product reference (SKU) for this adapter cable is 010-13094-00.

Garmin Marine Network cables are generally designed for bidirectional data transmission, allowing connected devices to communicate in both directions.

This cable is designed to adapt a device with a small connector (often newer) to a cable or device with a large Marine Network connector. If your old chartplotter or multifunction display uses a large Marine Network connector and you want to connect a new device with a small connector, this cable may be relevant. It is always recommended to check the manuals of your devices to confirm the connector types.

Garmin Marine Network connectors come in distinct sizes. The "large" connectors are Garmin's proprietary RJ45 connectors, while the "small" connectors are a more compact version. It is advisable to consult your Garmin device manual or visually inspect the network port on the device to identify the required connector size.

This adapter cable is designed to maintain signal integrity and data transmission speed on the Marine Network. Its short length and Garmin-specific design ensure optimal performance without noticeable signal degradation.

No, this cable is specifically designed for the Garmin Marine Network, which uses proprietary connectors and protocol. It is not compatible with standard non-marine Ethernet networks (RJ45) and must not be used for this purpose.