RJ45 network cable (12m)

This Garmin network cable is 12.19 meters (40 feet) long, making it ideal for installations requiring extended range aboard your vessel.

This cable is fitted with standard RJ45 connectors. They are reinforced by large-size waterproof locking collars, specifically designed to ensure a secure and reliable connection in marine environments.

This Garmin Ethernet cable is designed for 100 megabit data transmission. This speed is essential for efficient data exchange between compatible devices on your Garmin marine network.

Yes, absolutely. This cable is specifically designed for demanding marine environments. It is made from durable materials such as rubber and plastic, providing excellent resistance to moisture, salt, temperature variations, and corrosion.

Yes, due to its mechanical robustness and marine-grade design, this cable is perfectly suited for permanent installations on various types of vessels, ensuring long-term durability and reliability.

Yes, the design of this Garmin network cable, with its reinforced connectors and high-quality manufacturing, ensures a secure and stable connection with minimal signal loss over its 12.19-meter length.

The manufacturer reference for this Garmin RJ45 network cable is 010-10552-00.

Although it uses standard RJ45 connectors, this cable is specifically designed to integrate with Garmin’s legacy marine network architecture. It is optimized for Garmin systems.

This cable is compatible with Garmin’s previous-generation network components, such as radars, fishfinder modules, and allows linking multiple displays within your Garmin system.

This cable is specifically designed to integrate with Garmin's previous-generation marine network architecture. For newer or next-generation Garmin systems, verify compatibility specifications or consult your device documentation.

This cable is specifically designed for Garmin's marine network architecture. While it uses RJ45 connectors, its use with non-Garmin devices is not guaranteed and may not ensure optimal performance or full compatibility.

No, this cable is an Ethernet RJ45 network cable and is not compatible with the NMEA 2000 network. NMEA 2000 uses a different protocol and connectors (typically 5-pin connectors).

Yes, if your existing Garmin network uses the previous-generation architecture compatible with this RJ45 Ethernet cable, it can be used to extend the range or connect additional devices.

Connecting RJ45 connectors is usually straightforward and does not require specific tools. The waterproof locking collars can be tightened by hand to secure the connection.

The waterproof locking collars are designed to be screwed around the RJ45 connection once it is inserted. They provide a solid mechanical attachment and create a watertight seal, protecting the connection from moisture and vibrations in a marine environment.

Yes, this cable is designed to withstand harsh marine outdoor conditions. Its durable materials and waterproof design make it suitable for outdoor installation, where it will be exposed to moisture, salt, and temperature variations.

No, Ethernet network cables, including this one, are generally bidirectional. There is no specific installation direction to ensure data transmission.

A marine-specific cable, like this one, offers critical advantages: it is designed to resist corrosion, moisture, salt, and UV, ensuring durability and reliability far superior to standard network cables, which would degrade rapidly in these conditions.

Although robust, this cable is designed to be sufficiently flexible to facilitate routing and installation in the often cramped spaces of vessels, while maintaining its structural integrity and performance.