Cigarette lighter cable (NMEA 0183 socket)

This cable is designed to provide both power supply and NMEA 0183 data transmission to compatible Garmin marine devices. It allows you to connect your device to a 12V DC power source via a cigarette lighter socket while facilitating the exchange of essential navigation data such as position, speed, and heading.

The Garmin cable 010-10085-00 is approximately 1.8 meters (6 feet) long.

This cable can transmit essential navigation data compliant with the NMEA 0183 protocol. This typically includes information such as position (GPS), speed, heading, and other instrument data, depending on the Garmin device to which it is connected.

Yes, the Garmin 010-10085-00 cable is made with marine-grade materials. It features tinned copper conductors and UV-resistant sheathing, providing durability and resistance suitable for marine conditions.

This cable is designed to be connected to a 12V DC power source via a cigarette lighter socket.

Yes, the cable is designed to support NMEA 0183 communication. It includes color-coded wires for NMEA 0183 data (blue/brown, sometimes violet/gray for full bidirectional communication), indicating its ability to handle two-way data exchanges if the connected device allows it.

The cable is made with marine-grade materials. It features tinned copper conductors for better corrosion resistance and an UV-resistant jacket to protect the cable from external elements.

Yes, the cable includes a Garmin-specific connector (available in 4-pin or 8-pin versions) designed for watertight and secure attachment to the device, ensuring proper water protection.

This cable is primarily designed to provide 12V DC power and transmit NMEA 0183 data. While it powers the device, its primary function is continuous power supply to the device during operation, rather than charging an internal battery.

The cable is fitted with a Garmin-specific connector, which can have 4 or 8 pins, designed to fit perfectly with compatible Garmin marine devices.

This cable is designed for Garmin marine devices compatible with 12V DC power via a cigarette lighter socket and requiring an NMEA 0183 data connection. It is recommended to verify specific compatibility with your Garmin device's user manual.

No, this cable has a Garmin-specific connector and is primarily designed to work with compatible Garmin marine devices. While the NMEA 0183 portion is a standard protocol, the combined power and data connector is proprietary to Garmin.

No, this cable is specifically designed for the NMEA 0183 protocol. It is not directly compatible with NMEA 2000 networks, which use a different protocol and connectors.

No, this cable is fitted with a 12V DC cigarette lighter plug for power and a Garmin-specific connector for NMEA 0183 data. It is not designed to connect directly to a USB port without a specific adapter, which is not included.

For power, simply plug the cigarette lighter plug of the cable into a 12V DC cigarette lighter socket available on your boat. Ensure the socket is functional and provides a stable power supply.

The cable integrates color-coded wires for power and data connections. For NMEA 0183 data, wires are typically blue and brown. In some cases, for full bidirectional communication, you may also find violet and gray wires.

The cigarette lighter plug must be connected to a 12V DC power socket of the cigarette lighter type available on your boat. It is important to ensure that this socket is functional and capable of supplying the amperage required by your Garmin device.

The Garmin 010-10085-00 cigarette lighter cable is designed to simultaneously provide power and NMEA 0183 data transmission to compatible Garmin marine devices. It allows a direct connection to a 12V DC power source via a boat’s cigarette lighter socket.

This cable connects to your Garmin device via a specific connector (which can be 4- or 8-pin) that ensures a watertight and secure fit. For power, it plugs directly into a 12V DC cigarette lighter socket. The wires in this cable are color-coded for easier connections: red and black are for power, while blue and brown (sometimes violet and gray for full bidirectional communication) are dedicated to NMEA 0183 data.

This cable is designed to facilitate the exchange of essential navigation data via the standard NMEA 0183 protocol. The data typically transmitted includes critical information such as the vessel's position, speed, and heading.