Radari QUANTUM 10 m toitekaabel

This cable is designed exclusively to supply power from your boat's distribution panel to your Raymarine Quantum radar antenna.

This specific model (reference A80309) is 10 meters long, which is generally ideal for installation on a davit or mast of a mid-sized boat.

No, this is a cable strictly dedicated to power supply. It is suitable if you use your Quantum radar in Wi-Fi mode for data transmission to your chartplotter.

Yes, the cable is fitted with a molded connector that ensures perfect waterproofing against spray and rain once properly connected to the radome.

Absolutely. The cable jacket is designed to withstand UV rays and extreme marine environments, which is essential for an outdoor installation at the masthead.

Using the original cable ensures your radar maintains its performance and prevents voltage drops in the line, which could cause unexpected reboots or a loss of range.

The Raymarine manufacturer reference for this 10-meter power cable is A80309.

Yes, this power cable is fully compatible with all Raymarine Quantum radars of the first generation.

Yes, it is fully compatible with the Quantum 2 radar range featuring Doppler effect.

No, this cable is specifically designed for the Quantum pulse-compression radar range and will not fit older analog models.

No, the overmolded connector is proprietary and designed to work only with Raymarine equipment.

Yes, this is the ideal choice. The radar transmits image data wirelessly via the Wi-Fi network, so you only need this cable to supply it with the electrical power required for operation.

Simply insert the overmolded connector into the dedicated power port located under the Quantum radome, then screw the locking ring to secure and ensure waterproofing.

If 10 meters are insufficient, it is strongly discouraged to splice the cable to extend it, as this can cause voltage drops. Raymarine offers this cable in longer lengths suitable for large vessels.

Yes, you can trim the excess cable on the electrical panel side (bare wire side) to fit your installation neatly. However, make sure to keep a small safety margin.

The end opposite the radar has exposed wires that must be connected directly to your electrical distribution panel (12V or 24V), respecting the polarities.

Yes, it is mandatory to protect the electrical line. You must install a properly sized fuse or thermal circuit breaker according to the installation manual of your Quantum radar.

It is recommended to run the cable through a dedicated conduit inside the mast to prevent chafing (friction) against moving halyards, and to secure it with cable ties at exit points.

As this is only a direct current power cable (with no high-frequency data transmission), the risk of interference is very low. It is still advisable to follow standard separation rules with VHF antenna cables.

No, the radar-side connection is made by hand using the integrated threaded ring. You will only need standard tools (wire strippers, screwdriver) for the final connection to the boat's electrical panel.