MasterBus kabel 0,5 m

This cable is designed to connect and enable communication between Mastervolt devices (battery chargers, inverters, energy monitors) within your onboard power network using the CAN-bus communication protocol.

No, the MasterBus cable is specifically designed for Mastervolt’s proprietary network. It is intended to connect exclusively devices compatible with the MasterBus ecosystem.

The connection is made in a daisy-chain configuration. Simply connect the cable from one device to the next using the standardized MasterBus ports on your equipment.

Yes, as with any MasterBus network, both ends of your device chain must be terminated with a termination resistor (MasterBus Terminator), regardless of the cable length between devices.

Absolutely. This 0.5m cable is specifically recommended for direct bridging between very close components, such as a MasterShunt and a Mastervolt Lithium-Ion battery.

The cable itself uses Mastervolt's specific CAN-bus protocol. To connect your MasterBus network to an NMEA 2000 network, you will need a specific interface (MasterBus NMEA 2000 Interface) in addition to this cable.

Yes, this cable is designed for optimal durability in demanding marine and mobile environments, ensuring a reliable connection despite vibrations and harsh conditions on board.

This MasterBus cable strictly complies with the RoHS directive (2011/65/EU) and the NEN-EN-IEC 63000:2018 standard for the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical equipment.

The 0.5-meter MasterBus cable is extremely light, with a total packed weight of only 28 grams (0.028 kg).

No specific tools are required. The connectors clip directly and easily into the MasterBus ports of your devices, using a plug-and-play system.

Although the cable is designed to minimize interference, it is still recommended during installation to physically separate communication cables from high-power cables to ensure optimal data signal.

The MasterBus network transmits both communication data and a low-power electrical supply. This allows small control interfaces or displays to be powered directly via the communication cable.

A MasterBus cable has two ends and is used to connect exactly two adjacent devices within your network chain.

You can connect all Mastervolt ecosystem devices equipped with MasterBus ports: battery chargers, inverters, combined systems, energy monitors, shunts, and various control interfaces.

Yes, the cable is ready to use. It is supplied with high-quality connectors already fitted and secured at both ends.

Daisy-chaining means that devices are connected one after another. A cable links device A to device B, then another cable links device B to device C, forming a continuous communication chain.

Yes. Its short 50 cm length is ideal for cleanly connecting two network interfaces or Mastervolt modules mounted side-by-side on a DIN rail in your electrical panel.

The cable uses the CAN-bus communication protocol, which forms the reliable and fast foundation of the MasterBus system for synchronizing power systems.