Mast cable 50 meters for RSW Smart Wind wind sensor
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Technical specifications
Technical specifications
| Number of conductors | 5.0 |
| Color | Black |
| Max voltage | 30.0 |
| Shielding | Shielded |
| Flexibility | Flexible |
| Current type | DC |
| Conductor material | Tinned copper |
| Certifications | CE |
| Conductor finish | Tinned |
| Cable length | 50.0 |
| Compatible network | SeaTalk NG, NMEA 2000 |
| Pre-molded connectors | Yes (sensor side), No (bridge side) |
| Installation location | Mast |
| Cable application | Wind sensor connection, data and power |
| Operating temperature | -25°C to +55°C |
| Storage temperature | -30°C to +70°C |
| Min bend radius | 25 mm |
| Connector type | Owner (sensor side), Screw terminal (bridge side) |
| UV resistance | High |
| Product type | Mast cable |
Detailed description
Detailed description
Specifically designed for Raymarine navigation systems integration, the R70945 mast cable (50 meters) is a critical component for the RSW Smart Wind wind sensor. This cable links the wind sensor at the masthead to the bridge unit (gateway) or the vessel’s SeaTalk NG network, ensuring accurate and reliable data transmission over long distances.
RSW Smart Wind system integration and performance
Raymarine’s RSW Smart Wind system, like B&G’s wind solutions with its H5000 sensors or Garmin’s wind transducers (GWS 10/20), stands out for its integrated approach to wind measurement. The R70945 cable is sized for installations on tall masts, enabling fitment across a wide range of sailboats, from cruisers to regatta racers. Its 50-meter length provides notable installation flexibility, eliminating the need for intermediate splices that could introduce signal loss or failure points. This feature is critical for maintaining the integrity of wind data—including angle and speed—which is vital for autopilot operation and sail performance optimization.
Technical design for marine environments
This cable is a passive yet strategic element of the system. It is engineered to withstand marine environment stresses, including UV exposure, saltwater, and temperature fluctuations. Cable quality is paramount to avoid electromagnetic interference and ensure stable communication between the wind sensor and the RSW bridge, which in turn distributes data via the NMEA 2000 network (SeaTalk NG in Raymarine systems) to multifunction displays such as Axiom, Element, or i70/i70s instruments. Choosing a dedicated cable like the R70945 over a generic solution guarantees compatibility and performance for Raymarine’s Smart Wind wind sensor, contributing to the longevity and precision of the entire navigation system.
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Expert opinion
Expert opinion
Pol CONIN
Digital Manager
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