NMEA 2000 0.5m T-Connector Cable

This NMEA 2000 CZONE spur cable is 0.5 meters long. It is designed for short connections between the NMEA 2000 backbone and equipment.

A NMEA 2000 spur cable is used to connect an individual device (such as a display, sensor, or other marine electronic equipment) to the main NMEA 2000 backbone network on your boat. It enables the integration of equipment into the network for data communication.

Yes, this CZONE splitter cable is designed for universal compatibility with approved NMEA 2000 systems. It uses the NMEA 2000® communication protocol and standard Micro-C connectors.

This NMEA 2000 CZONE drop cable is fitted with Micro-C connectors, which are the standard connector type for NMEA 2000 networks.

This cable is distinguished by the use of 0.8mm² power conductors. This larger cable cross-section exceeds standard NMEA 2000 cables and significantly reduces voltage drop, ensuring stable and reliable power supply to connected devices.

Yes, in addition to its universal NMEA 2000 compatibility, this cable can also function as an adapter cable for Mastervolt devices that support CZone.

This CZONE extension cable has an IP68 protection rating. This means it is submersible up to 1 meter, making it suitable for harsh marine conditions and dust protection.

Connector pins and sockets are made of gold-plated copper alloy. This material choice ensures superior electrical connections and increased resistance to corrosion in the marine environment.

Yes, this cable is designed to be thinner and more flexible than NMEA 2000 backbone cables. This flexibility makes it easier to install in confined spaces and for short runs.

This cable meets the requirements of ABYC and US Coast Guard standards, as well as RoHS directive compliance. These certifications ensure its quality and safe use in marine environments.

No, this cable is a drop cable, designed to connect individual devices to the backbone. To extend the backbone itself, you must use specific NMEA 2000 backbone cables, which are usually thicker.

The Micro-C connectors on this cable are designed for easy and secure installation, typically without specific tools. They screw on by hand to the corresponding ports on the backbone or device.

The sheath of this CZONE extension cable is black.

Yes, this cable features effective shielding to protect communication signals from electromagnetic interference, ensuring reliable data transmission on the NMEA 2000 network.

With its 0.8mm² power conductors, this cable reduces voltage drop, ensuring a more stable and reliable power supply to connected devices. This is critical for the proper operation of marine electronic equipment.

Yes, this is a CZONE NMEA 2000 drop cable, identified by part number 80-911-0116-00.

Although designed for demanding marine environments, this cable can technically be used in other applications requiring an NMEA 2000 connection or robust, waterproof cables. However, its specifications are optimized for nautical use.

RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliance means this cable does not contain specific hazardous substances, making it more environmentally friendly and potentially safer to handle.

For a proper connection, ensure Micro-C connectors are correctly aligned and hand-tightened firmly. Avoid over-tightening to prevent thread damage, but ensure they are properly seated to maintain IP68 sealing and electrical conductivity.

With 0.8mm² power conductors, this cable is designed to minimize voltage drop, making it suitable for stable power delivery even to devices with moderate energy requirements within an NMEA 2000 network. It outperforms standard cables in this regard.