Marine Network network cables (large connectors), 6 ft (1.83 m)

This Garmin network cable is 1.83 meters long, which is equivalent to 6 feet.

This cable is designed to interconnect various Garmin embedded electronic systems, such as chartplotters, fishfinders, radars, and sonar modules, within a unified network.

Yes, this cable is designed for marine environments. It is made from marine-grade copper, steel, and rubber, features a shielded design, and is rated IPX7, making it resistant to water, salt, corrosion, and rust.

This cable is fitted with Garmin marine-specific RJ-45 male connectors, featuring threaded clamping collars for a robust and secure connection.

No, this cable is not a standard Ethernet cable. Although it uses RJ-45 type connectors, it is specifically designed for Garmin's Marine Network with threaded clamp collars and a crossover wiring scheme for optimal signal integrity in a marine environment.

The connectors on this cable are fitted with threaded clamping collars that ensure a robust physical connection. This design provides a stable and secure link, even in the face of vibrations and vessel movements.

This cable has an IPX7 rating, meaning it is water-resistant and designed to withstand temporary immersion.

Yes, this cable has a shielded design, which contributes to optimal signal integrity for critical data transmission.

This cable is compatible with a wide range of Garmin equipment, specifically including the ECHOMAP Plus, ECHOMAP UHD, and ECHOMAP Ultra series, as well as other Garmin marine devices using large connectors.

The crossed wiring and external grounding of this cable contribute to optimal signal integrity. This is essential for the reliable transmission of critical data such as sonar, radar, and GPS information in a marine environment.

Yes, this cable is specifically designed to facilitate integration and communication between devices such as chartplotters and sonar modules within the Garmin marine network.

This cable is made from marine-grade copper, steel, and rubber, ensuring durability and resistance to harsh sea conditions.

Threaded hose clamps are screwed around the connector to securely attach it to the device's port. This creates a strong physical connection that resists issues caused by vibrations and the boat's movements.

Yes, thanks to its marine-grade design and materials used (copper, steel, marine-grade rubber), this cable is resistant to corrosion and rust, ensuring a long lifespan in saltwater environments.

Yes, this cable is designed for transmitting critical data, including radar information, ensuring reliable communication between your radar and other devices on the Garmin network.

The main distinguishing feature is its specific design for the Garmin marine network, including RJ-45 connectors with threaded clamping collars for secure mounting, cross-wired cabling, and external grounding, as well as a shielded and watertight marine-grade construction (IPX7).

Yes, it is essential to tighten the threaded hose clamps on connectors during installation to ensure a robust and secure physical connection, thereby preventing loosening due to vibrations and vessel movements.

This cable is designed for outdoor and indoor use on a boat. Its marine-grade construction, water resistance (IPX7), and robustness make it suitable for all installation areas on board, including those exposed to the elements.

Yes, this cable can transmit GPS data and other critical information between devices connected to the Garmin marine network, ensuring full integration of your navigation systems.

The 'large connectors' refer to Garmin's Marine Network-specific RJ-45 connectors, which feature threaded clamp collars. This design, larger and more robust than standard Ethernet connectors, ensures better waterproofing and a more secure attachment, essential in a marine environment.