NMEA 2000 extension cable 1.8 m

This Navico NMEA 2000 extension cable has a length of 1.8 meters.

This cable is fitted with 5-pin micro-C connectors, which are the marine industry standard for NMEA 2000 networks. They provide a secure and watertight connection.

Yes, its Navico design and manufacturing quality ensure a secure and watertight connection, essential for withstanding harsh marine conditions such as humidity and water spray.

It is used to reliably connect various marine equipment such as instruments, sensors, displays, or to extend the backbone of your existing NMEA2000 network.

Using a certified Navico cable, unlike generic non-certified cables, ensures signal integrity over its entire length. This helps prevent common issues such as voltage drops or data corruption, which can cause intermittent failures in critical instruments.

Yes, with its 1.8-metre length, it offers good flexibility for medium-distance connections. It allows easy adaptation to various vessel layouts, whether for device connections or backbone extensions.

The product reference (SKU) for this 1.8m NMEA 2000 extension cable is 000-0127-53.

Yes, this cable is designed for perfect interoperability with equipment from all brands compliant with the NMEA2000 standard. This includes brands such as Simrad, Lowrance, B&G, Garmin, or Raymarine.

No, this cable is specifically designed for NMEA2000 networks. NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 standards differ and require separate cables and interfaces. A converter would be needed to link the two types of networks.

Yes, absolutely. Being a Navico product, this cable is fully compatible and optimized to work with equipment from brands within the Navico group, such as Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G, as well as other brands compliant with the NMEA 2000 standard.

Yes, this cable is designed to integrate seamlessly into an existing NMEA 2000 network, whether adding a new device or extending the backbone. It strictly complies with NMEA 2000 standards for guaranteed compatibility.

This cable allows the transmission of all standard NMEA2000 network data, including GPS position, speed, depth, temperature, wind, engine, and other data, between the various devices connected to the network.

Yes, if your battery management system is NMEA2000-compatible and has a Micro-C port, this cable can be used to connect it to the network to share battery data with other displays or instruments.

This 1.8m cable can be used as a "drop cable" to connect a multifunction display (MFD) directly to a T-connector on the main backbone of your NMEA 2000 network.

Yes, this cable can be used to join two segments of the main backbone (backbone) of your NMEA 2000 network, providing greater flexibility during installation or expansion of your infrastructure.

No, installing this NMEA 2000 cable is generally straightforward and does not require special tools. The micro-C connectors are designed to be hand-tightened, ensuring a secure and watertight connection.

Micro-C connectors are designed to be waterproof. To ensure optimal sealing, make sure to screw and tighten the connectors manually until they are firmly in place, without excessive force.

Yes, the NMEA 2000 standard specifies length limits for the backbone and drop cables to ensure signal integrity. For a backbone, the maximum length is generally 100 meters, and for drop cables, it is 6 meters. This 1.8m cable is well within the limits for a drop cable.

Yes, this 1.8m cable is ideal for connecting peripherals such as an external GPS antenna, a depth transducer, or any other NMEA 2000-compatible sensor to your network backbone, acting as a drop cable.

Yes, a functional NMEA2000 network requires two line terminators (terminators), one at each end of the backbone. This extension cable is not a terminator but a component of the network cabling.