RJ45 csatlakozókészlet (2 db-os)

The exact name of this product is the RJ45 sockets kit (pack of 2) by Garmin.

The manufacturer’s reference (SKU) for this Garmin RJ45 socket kit is 010-10603-00.

This Garmin RJ45 socket kit is sold in a pack of 2, meaning it contains two RJ45 sockets.

This kit is primarily used for creating and maintaining Garmin marine Ethernet networks. It allows users to make custom crossover Ethernet cables, optimizing routing and minimizing excess cable on board.

Yes, this RJ45 connector kit is an official Garmin accessory, designed specifically for their marine Ethernet network.

This kit is specifically designed to support the Garmin marine Ethernet network, ensuring stable connectivity for radar data, depth sounder, and detailed charting.

This kit is compatible with all Garmin marine devices that use Ethernet connectivity for data sharing, such as radar, fishfinder, and chartplotter.

No, this kit is specifically designed for the Garmin marine Ethernet network. Using it outside this environment is not recommended and may not guarantee the expected performance or compatibility.

No, this RJ45 connector kit is designed for Garmin marine Ethernet networks. It is not compatible with NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000 communication systems, which use different protocols and connectors.

The Garmin marine network supports cable lengths up to 100 meters between devices, complying with network performance standards.

Yes, this kit is specifically designed for Garmin marine Ethernet crossover cables to ensure optimal performance.

Yes, this kit is designed to be compatible with all Garmin marine devices, including chartplotters and multifunction displays that use Ethernet connectivity.

Garmin marine networks require the use of crossover Ethernet cables. This kit is designed to let you make this type of cable.

To assemble cables with this kit, you will need the following tools:

A sharp knifeA pair of diagonal pliersA modular crimping toolA 15 mm wrench to tighten the nut

Yes, there is a specific wiring diagram to follow for the connectors, with different configurations for side A and side B of the crossover cable. The wires must be arranged in a precise order according to positions 1 to 8.

It is important not to overtighten the tension relief nut on the cable connection housing. Overtightening could damage the connector or the cable.

The brown wire serves as the reference point during wiring. It must always be placed in position 8, whether for side A or side B of the cable.

To prepare the cable end:

Cleanly cut the cable to the desired length.Slit the jacket for 16 mm (5/8 in) from the cut end.Remove the slit portion of the jacket.Trim the drain wire to approximately 14 mm (9/16 in) and fold it back over the jacket.Arrange the individual wires according to the specific wiring diagram (side A or side B).Cut the wires to a uniform length, leaving about 14 mm (9/16 in) from the wire ends to the edge of the jacket.Wrap the supplied copper tape around the drain wire and jacket.Tighten the copper tape with pliers to preform the cable end.

Yes, a modular crimping tool is required to properly crimp the connector onto the wires and ensure a reliable and secure connection.