Sonar adapter for double 9-pin wiring block

This adapter is designed to facilitate the connection of bare-wire sensors or those with modified cables to sonar modules or displays equipped with a 9-pin input (xSonic). It functions as a junction block to organize and secure the connections.

Its main role is to provide a secure and organized connection point for transducers without pre-attached connectors, or whose cable has been cut or modified. It allows them to be connected to Navico sonar systems (Simrad, Lowrance, B&G) that use a 9-pin xSonic interface.

Installation flexibility: It eliminates the need for complex inline connections for bare-wire probes or modified cables. Maintenance ease: It provides a clear junction point for probe conductors, making access easier for servicing and troubleshooting. Extended compatibility: It allows connecting a wide range of bare-wire probes to Navico 9-pin systems.

Yes, the NAVICO Dual 9-Pin Wiring Block adapter includes a detailed installation guide and wiring diagram to ensure correct and secure connection of your depth sounder wires.

The product reference (SKU) for this adapter is 000-13262-001.

This adapter is classified as an essential accessory by Navico, highlighting its importance for certain transducer installation configurations.

This adapter is compatible with bare-wire transducers or probes with modified cables requiring a connection to a 9-pin sonar system.

This adapter is compatible with xSonic sonar inputs (9-pin) found on equipment from Navico brands, including Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G.

Yes, this adapter is compatible with the S5100 sonar module. It allows connecting transducers to this module using the appropriate channels.

The adapter is designed to connect to xSonic sonar inputs (9-pin) on modules or displays compatible with Navico brands.

Yes, you can connect dual-frequency transducers. For an installation with the S5100 sonar module, dual-frequency transducers connect specifically to channels 1 and 2, or 2 and 3 of the adapter.

Yes, this adapter can be used with single-frequency transducers. For an installation with the S5100 sonar module, single-frequency transducers can connect to any available channel.

No, this adapter is specifically designed for xSonic sonar inputs (9-pin) found on Navico-branded equipment, such as Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G. Compatibility with other brands is not guaranteed.

You will need to strip the wires of your depth sounder and connect them to the corresponding terminals inside the wiring block. A detailed wiring diagram is provided with the adapter to guide you through this process and ensure a correct connection.

Installation is simplified by the junction-box style of the adapter and the provision of a detailed installation guide as well as a wiring diagram. Basic wiring skills are required to correctly connect the transducer wires.

The junction box should be installed in a dry, protected location, away from excessive moisture and impacts, while remaining accessible for maintenance or troubleshooting. Despite its "junction-box" design, it is advisable to shield it from direct exposure to the elements.

This adapter is specifically designed for this scenario. It allows you to securely and neatly connect the bare wires of your transducer (after cutting or modification) to your Navico 9-pin sonar system.

For a single-frequency transducer connected to the S5100 sonar module via this adapter, you can connect it to any available channel on the wiring block.

For a dual-frequency transducer connected to the S5100 sonar module via this adapter, you must wire it specifically to channels 1 and 2, or to channels 2 and 3 of the wiring block.

The Navico Dual 9-Pin Wiring Block adapter (reference 000-13262-001) is designed to connect bare-wire transducers to your sonar system. It is particularly useful when your transducer lacks a pre-attached connector or if its cable was modified during installation or refit.

Regarding compatibility with sonar equipment, this adapter is compatible with xSonic sonar inputs (9-pin) found on Navico-branded devices, including Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G.

For installations using the S5100 sonar module specifically, please note the following:

Single-frequency transducers can be connected to any available channel.Dual-frequency transducers must be connected to channels 1 and 2, or channels 2 and 3.