Halo/Nemesis Radar Cable

To suit your boat's configuration, this cable is available in four different lengths: 5 meters, 10 meters, 20 meters, and 30 meters.

This cable is specifically designed to be compatible with all generations of B&G Halo radars (radomes and open array antennas), as well as with Nemesis mast displays. It is not intended for older analog radar models or other ranges.

No, it is strongly advised against using a standard Ethernet cable. The B&G cable integrates not only data but also the necessary power conductors. Furthermore, it features specific shielding and waterproof connectors essential for the marine environment.

No, this cable is a hybrid model. It handles both Ethernet data transmission and power supply for your Halo radar antenna or Nemesis display, greatly simplifying installation.

It is recommended to accurately measure the intended routing path (mast, deck gland, bulkheads) and choose the most suitable length available (5, 10, 20, or 30m). Avoid choosing a cable that is too long to minimize clutter.

If you have excess cable, store it neatly, avoiding tight loops. Superfluous loops can create electromagnetic interference that may degrade your radar's signal quality.

It is generally not recommended to cut and resolder this type of cable, as it could alter the shielding, compromise waterproofing, and cause high-speed data loss. Choose the most suitable factory length.

Yes, this is an original Navico part (parent company of B&G). Using original parts ensures perfect signal integrity and full compatibility with your marine electronic equipment.

Absolutely. Its construction and waterproof connectors are specifically designed to withstand the marine environment, UV rays, humidity, and temperature variations encountered on a boat.

Yes, this cable is perfectly suited for installation on a mast, a radar arch, or a hardtop mount. Its shielding protects it from interference often present along the mast (VHF cables, navigation lights).

Yes, this interconnect cable is compatible with both radomes (closed antennas) and beam antennas (open array) from the B&G Halo series.

The shielding protects high-speed Ethernet data against electromagnetic interference (EMI). This is crucial for the pulse compression technologies of Halo radars, thus ensuring a clear, noise-free radar image.

Yes, the cable is delivered ready to use with its specific waterproof connectors already crimped at the factory, ensuring a reliable and secure connection right out of the box.

Yes, by connecting your Nemesis mast display to your network via this Ethernet cable, you will be able to access system data and the B&G processor's Web server.

When passing through bulkheads or the deck, use appropriate cable glands or strain reliefs to avoid crushing the cable or damaging the connectors. Also, avoid pulling too hard on the ends.

B&G, Simrad, and Lowrance are part of the Navico group. As this cable is a Navico part, it is compatible with the Halo radars and Ethernet networks of these brands, although it is specifically highlighted here for B&G Halo and Nemesis.

Yes, its high-quality design allows it to support the very high data rates required by advanced radar functions, such as fast and accurate target tracking, without data loss.

It is not recommended to cascade multiple radar cables end-to-end, as each intermediate connection can cause signal or power loss. It is better to use a single continuous cable of the correct length or consult an installer for exceptional distances.

No specific tools are required to connect the connectors themselves, as they screw or clip directly onto the devices. However, standard tools (screwdriver, drill, cable gland) will be necessary for routing the cable through the boat.