Ethernet kabill 1,8 m

This Navico Ethernet cable measures precisely 1.8 meters (about 6 feet).

This cable is designed exclusively for Navico Group devices, which includes the following brands:

B&G, Lowrance, Simrad

No, installing this cable requires no specific tools. It is a plug-and-play connection with hand-tightened connectors to ensure waterproofing.

Unlike a standard RJ45 cable, this cable is "marine-rated" for marine environments. It uses yellow 5-pin waterproof connectors, specific to Navico, to withstand moisture, vibrations, and corrosion.

No, this is not possible. Each manufacturer (Navico, Garmin, Raymarine) uses its own proprietary connector system for its Ethernet network. This cable is not compatible with equipment from other brands.

This cable is used to create a high-speed data network between your Navico navigation instruments. It enables sharing information such as:

Radar dataSonar images (StructureScan, CHIRP)Navigation chartsWaypoints and routes

Yes, with its 1.8-meter length, it is ideal for short connections, for example between a multifunction display and a depth sounder module located in the same console, which helps reduce clutter.

No, they should not be confused. This cable is designed for the Navico Ethernet network, which is used for transferring heavy data (radar, depth sounder). The NMEA 2000 network uses a different type of cabling and connectors for lighter data (GPS, wind, engine).

The manufacturer reference (SKU) for this 1.8m Ethernet cable is 000-0127-51.

Yes, you can extend your Ethernet network. The best solution is to use a Navico cable of a longer length. You can also use a waterproof coupler and a second Navico Ethernet cable to reach the required length.

Yes, absolutely. As long as both devices belong to Navico group brands (Simrad, Lowrance, B&G) and have a 5-pin yellow Ethernet port, they can be interconnected with this cable to share their data.

The connectors are yellow. This is the color code used by Navico to easily identify the ports and cables of its Ethernet network, distinguishing them from other types of connections such as NMEA 2000 (black and red).

Yes, connecting a Navico radar (such as Broadband or Halo models) to a compatible multifunction display requires an Ethernet cable like this one to ensure fast radar data transfer.

The weight of this 1.8m Ethernet cable is approximately 0.14 kg.

The connector has a threaded locking ring. Once the connector is inserted into the port, you must screw the ring until it is tight. This ensures a secure mechanical connection and perfect watertightness.

No, this cable is not designed for that purpose. It is used to create a closed local network between your onboard navigation devices. It does not provide internet access.

Yes, this is an official Navico cable, ensuring compatibility and optimal reliability with equipment from the group (B&G, Lowrance, Simrad).

Yes, this cable is fully compatible and is commonly used to connect displays, radars, or fishfinder modules to the Navico NEP-2 network hub to expand the number of Ethernet ports available on the boat.

This cable is "marine-grade" and its connectors are watertight, allowing it to withstand moisture and spray. However, for maximum durability, it is always recommended to protect cables and connections from direct and prolonged exposure to sunlight and harsh weather when possible.

The connectors on this Navico Ethernet cable have 5 pins (5-pin), which is the standard for this proprietary network type.