MasterBus cable 25 m

It serves as the central hub for your embedded power management network. It handles both data transmission and power supply for compatible MasterBus peripheral devices.

No, this cable is multifunctional. It is designed to transmit simultaneously:

Communication data for the network
Power supply for small peripheral equipment

The system uses a daisy-chain architecture. Native MasterBus devices have two ports, allowing you to connect this cable from one device to the next in a straightforward manner.

Yes, this is possible. However, for the integration of third-party devices or older generations that are not natively compatible, the addition of a specific interface will be required.

Yes. For installations requiring precise adjustments, particularly when routing through narrow bulkheads, Mastervolt offers an optional DIY kit. It allows you to cut the cable and re-terminate the connectors.

This 25-metre length is particularly suited for main connections running through large vessels or boats, linking distant equipment groups.

No. Unlike other marine protocols that require multiple components and branch-offs, this cable is the only type of wiring you need to connect your MasterBus devices.

Yes, it meets the strictest environmental standards. It complies with the RoHS directive (EN 63000:2018 standard), ensuring the absence of hazardous substances such as lead or mercury.

This cable meets industrial standards and holds CE and UKCA certifications, ensuring compliance with European and British safety requirements.

No, MasterBus terminators are separate components. They are required to terminate both ends of your daisy-chained network but must be purchased separately.

To connect older-generation devices, you must insert a dedicated communication interface between the device and the MasterBus network. The cable will then connect to this interface.

The MasterBus cable powers only small peripheral devices on the network (such as displays or control panels). High-power devices, like inverters or chargers, require their own dedicated power cabling.

Passage can be made easier by using the optional mounting kit. It allows you to run the bare cable through smaller holes in bulkheads, then crimp the connector once the cable is in place.

Mastervolt native products come with two communication ports as standard. This allows one incoming cable and one outgoing cable to continue the daisy chain.

Yes, the range offers many lengths. You will find short interconnecting cables ranging from 0.2m to 15m, as well as a full 100m reel for custom wiring.

Absolutely. Although it is very popular in sailing, this cable is also designed to significantly simplify mobile installations, such as recreational vehicles, camper vans, or service vehicles.

No, the MasterBus network is designed so that power for small peripherals is carried directly through the same communication cable, which greatly simplifies the overall wiring diagram.

Yes, as it is specifically designed for marine and mobile installations, it is made with robust materials to withstand the demanding conditions on board and ensure optimal reliability.

The cable uses standard RJ45 connectors, specifically designed for the MasterBus protocol. They allow quick, secure, and tool-free connection to all compatible devices.