Airmar 110WX/120WX standalone cable - 6 m

This cable is specifically designed to connect Airmar 110WX or 120WX WeatherStation wind sensors to a NMEA 2000 network on your boat. It enables the transmission of weather data from the sensor to compatible navigation equipment.

This Airmar cable is 6 metres long (19.6 feet).

The cable is equipped with a Micro NMEA 2000 connector for network connection and a 9WS specific connector for the Airmar 110WX or 120WX sensor.

This cable transmits wind and weather data collected by the Airmar 110WX or 120WX sensor to the boat's NMEA 2000 network.

The part number for this cable is 000-11740-001.

Yes, this cable is a Navico product designed for Airmar 110WX and 120WX transducers.

The primary function of this cable is to interface and reliably transmit data between an Airmar 110WX or 120WX sensor and the boat’s NMEA 2000 network, enabling the integration of weather data into the electronic navigation system.

Yes, this cable is pre-wired to ensure direct compatibility with Airmar 110WX and 120WX WeatherStation sensors.

The weight of this cable is 0.52 kg.

This cable is compatible with the Airmar 110WX and Airmar 120WX WeatherStation wind sensors.

Yes, this cable is specifically designed to connect to a NMEA 2000 network, enabling sensor data integration into this system.

No, this cable is fitted with a 9WS connector specific to Airmar 110WX and 120WX sensors and is not designed to be compatible with other brands or models of sensors.

No, this cable is specifically designed for NMEA 2000 connectivity and is not compatible with NMEA 0183 networks.

The cable is designed for simple installation, with specific connectors for the Airmar sensor and the NMEA 2000 network. Simply plug the appropriate connectors into the equipment.

Yes, the 6-metre (19.6 ft) length of this cable provides sufficient flexibility for various onboard installation configurations, allowing the sensor to be positioned and connected to the NMEA 2000 network.

During installation, ensure connectors are securely fastened and watertight, and follow best practices for marine cable routing to prevent interference and physical damage.

The cable itself does not require external power. It is designed to transmit data and is powered via the NMEA 2000 network to which it connects, which also supplies power to the compatible Airmar sensor.

Although exact resistance specifications are not detailed, cables designed for marine equipment such as Airmar sensors and NMEA 2000 networks are manufactured to withstand typical marine environmental conditions, including humidity and temperature variations.

NMEA 2000 cables are typically designed with shielding to minimize electromagnetic interference and ensure reliable data transmission in the marine environment. This cable, being an NMEA 2000 component, is designed with this in mind.

It is generally recommended to use the provided cable length or specific NMEA 2000 extension cables if a longer length is required. Splicing or modifying the original cable may affect data transmission reliability and NMEA 2000 compliance.