Simrad HALO 2000/3000 power and Ethernet cable - 30 m

This Simrad HALO 2000 & 3000 power and Ethernet cable has a length of 30 meters (approximately 98.5 feet).

This cable is specifically designed to be compatible with Simrad HALO 2000 and Simrad HALO 3000 radar systems.

This single cable supplies both the power required for the radar to operate and the Ethernet data for communication with the multifunction display or the vessel's network.

No, this cable is specifically designed and optimized for Simrad HALO 2000 and HALO 3000 radars. Using it with other radar models is not recommended and could lead to compatibility or performance issues.

Yes, by combining power supply and Ethernet data transmission into a single cable, it greatly simplifies the installation of the HALO radar by reducing the number of cables to route.

Yes, this is an original cable from the Simrad Yachting brand, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance with the HALO 2000 and HALO 3000 radars.

The part number for this Simrad HALO 2000 & 3000 power and Ethernet cable is 000-15769-001.

Yes, as an accessory for Simrad marine electronics, this cable is designed to withstand the demanding conditions of the marine environment, including humidity and temperature variations.

The cable is fitted with a single connector at one end, specifically designed for a direct and secure connection to the power and data port of the Simrad HALO 2000 or HALO 3000 radar.

Yes, this cable is designed to transmit the data required for HALO radar advanced features such as Beam Sharpening, ZoneTrack™ and VelocityTrack™.

Cutting or modifying the length of this type of pre-terminated cable is generally not recommended, as it could compromise its integrity, performance, resistance to marine environments, and the validity of the warranty.

Yes, this cable is designed to connect the HALO radar to a compatible Simrad multifunction display via the Ethernet connection, enabling radar display and control functions.

Yes, the cable is fitted with the necessary connectors for power (to be connected to the vessel's electrical system) and for Ethernet (to be connected to the multifunction display or a compatible network switch).

This cable is designed to power HALO 2000 (50 watts) and HALO 3000 (130 watts) radars, ensuring adequate power transmission for these systems.

Installing this cable typically requires no tools beyond those commonly used for electrical and marine wiring installations (e.g., screwdriver, wire strippers if terminations are needed for power supply, cable ties).

It is generally recommended to use a single cable of the appropriate length to avoid signal loss and potential failure points. Extending a combined power/Ethernet cable can affect radar system performance.

The main advantage is simplified installation. A single cable reduces clutter, installation time, and wiring error risks, while ensuring a reliable connection for power and communications.

Marine-grade Ethernet cables, like this one, are typically shielded to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) and ensure stable, reliable data transmission in the complex electrical environment of a boat.

This cable transmits data via Ethernet. The radar connects to a multifunction display (MFD) or an Ethernet switch. The MFD can then be connected to an NMEA 2000 network, but the cable itself is not a direct NMEA 2000 cable.