SeaTalk NG bakrúnarkabel Raymarine 0,4 m

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A06033

SeaTalk NG bakrúnarkabel Raymarine 0,4 m

The Raymarine SeaTalk NG 0.4m backbone cable is an essential component for extending your onboard NMEA 2000 network. It ensures reliable data and power transmission thanks to its robust proprietary female connectors, designed for marine environments. This cable is supplied alone and is compatible with all Raymarine SeaTalk NG instruments and chartplotters.

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38,70€ ~~42,00€~~

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Technical specifications

Þverskurður (mm²)	0.5
Þverskurður (AWG)	20.0
Fjöldi leiðara	4.0
Litur	Bleu
Hámarks spenna	60.0
Skjöldun	Blindé
Sveigjanleiki	Standard
Tegund straums	DC
Ytri þvermál	6.0
Nefndur straumur	4.0
Efni slöngu	PVC
Efni leiðara	Cuivre étamé
Vottanir	CE
Útlit leiðara	Étamé
Tegund keflis	Câble CAN-bus
Lengd rafleiðara	0.4
Samhæft net	SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000
Forgert tenglar	Oui
Staðsetning uppsetningar	Intérieur / Console
Notkun rafleiðis	Dorsale réseau
Hitastig við notkun	-25 à +85
Hitastig við geymslu	-40 à +90
Lágmarks beygjugeisli	30
Tegund tengils	Connecteur propriétaire femelle
Tegund skjöldunar	Tresse cuivre étamé
UV viðnám	Oui
Gerð	Câble dorsale

Detailed description

SeaTalk NG bakrúnarkabel Raymarine 0,4 m er grundvallaratriði við uppbyggingu og útvíkkun á samgönguneti skipsins. Hann er sérhannaður fyrir Raymarine-kerfið og myndar bakrúnina (backbone) sem afl og NMEA 2000-gögn fara um milli mismunandi tækja, skynjara og fjölnota skjáa um borð á skipinu.

Áreiðanleiki og NMEA 2000 samhæfni

Með kvenn tengi í báðum endum tryggir þessi 40 cm langi kabeli örugga og vatnsþétt tengingu milli tveggja tengibokka eða T-tengja í SeaTalk NG. Þrátt fyrir að samskiptareglurnar séu byggðar á NMEA 2000 staðlinum notar SeaTalk NG eigin tengjaform með auðkennandi bláa lit fyrir bakrúnarkablar. Þessi hönnun veitir betri viðnámi gegn erfiðum hafarförum en staðlaðir DeviceNet tenglar gera, og kemur í veg fyrir óviljandi losun vegna titrunga.

Móðulhönnun fyrir Raymarine-net

Lengdin 0,4 m er kjörin fyrir tengingu nálægra eininga í stýrihúsi eða rafmagnsborði án þess að valda óþarfa umsvifum. Aftur á móti eru slíkir bakrúnarkablar hannaðir til að bera heildarstraum netsins og viðhalda merkjagæðum á aðalrásinni, ólíkt greinarum tengjum (spur) sem tengja einstaka tæki við netið. Hann passar fullkomlega við alla Raymarine-tækjabúnað sem styður SeaTalk NG og tryggir fullkomna samvinnu innan Raymarine-uppsetningarinnar, álíka og bakrúnarkablar fyrir NMEA 2000 frá öðrum framleiðendum eins og Garmin eða B&G, en með aukaþægindum vegna styrktra tengja Raymarine.

Documentation

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	EN - Manuel d'utilisation - Câble dorsale SeaTalk NG 0.4m

Expert review

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« The reliable backbone for your Raymarine SeaTalk NG network »

The Raymarine SeaTalk NG 0.4m backbone cable is a critical and non-negotiable component for any SeaTalk NG network installation. Its purpose is to form the backbone of the system, ensuring stable power distribution and reliable transmission of NMEA 2000 data between devices. The 0.4m length is specifically useful for short, organized connections, reducing clutter in dashboards or technical compartments.

The robustness of Raymarine's proprietary blue female connectors is a major advantage in marine environments. Unlike standard DeviceNet connectors, which are more susceptible to vibration and corrosion, the SeaTalk NG design offers enhanced reliability, minimizing the risk of unintended disconnections or signal degradation. This feature is crucial for the longevity and stability of a navigation system.

As an installer, we value the modularity and ease of integration of these cables within the Raymarine ecosystem. They are designed to withstand the demands of a backbone network, ensuring optimal performance across the entire installation. It is essential to respect the network topology and use backbone cables in the appropriate locations to maintain data bus integrity.

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SeaTalk NG bakrúnarkabel Raymarine 0,4 m

38,70€

38,70€ ~~42,00€~~

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Frequently asked questions

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What is the exact length of this SeaTalk NG backbone cable?

The length of this SeaTalk NG backbone cable is 0.4 meters, i.e. 40 centimeters.

What is the primary purpose of a SeaTalk NG backbone cable?

A SeaTalk NG backbone cable is a key component for building or extending your boat's navigation network. It is used to:

Supply power to connected devices.Transfer NMEA 2000 communication data between instruments, sensors, and multifunction displays.Serve as the backbone of the SeaTalk NG network, linking connection blocks or T-connectors.

What types of connectors are fitted to this cable?

This SeaTalk NG backbone cable is fitted with female connectors at each end, designed to plug into the male ports of SeaTalk NG connection blocks or T-connectors.

What is the standard color of SeaTalk NG backbone cables?

SeaTalk NG backbone cables are identifiable by their distinctive blue color. This color makes them easy to distinguish from spur cables, which are usually white.

What is the difference between a backbone cable and a SeaTalk NG spur cable?

The main difference lies in their function within the network:

A backbone cable (like this one) forms the main backbone of the network, carrying power and data over longer distances and supporting the total network load. It connects the T-connector blocks together.A spur cable is shorter and used to connect an individual device (an instrument, a sensor, an MFD) to the backbone network via a T-connector.

Is this cable suitable for use in a marine environment?

Yes, this cable is designed to withstand harsh marine environments. Raymarine SeaTalk NG connectors are robust and ensure a secure, watertight connection, minimizing the risk of accidental disconnection due to vibration or moisture.

What is the weight of this cable?

This cable weighs approximately 0.03 to 0.05 kilograms.

Is this a genuine Raymarine product?

Yes, this is a Raymarine SeaTalk NG backbone cable, identified by part number A06033.

Is this cable compatible with the NMEA 2000 standard?

Yes, although the cable uses Raymarine’s proprietary SeaTalk NG connectors, the underlying communication protocol is based on the NMEA 2000 standard. This means it transmits data in the NMEA 2000 format.

Can I connect other brands' devices compatible with NMEA 2000 using this cable?

No, not directly. This cable uses Raymarine SeaTalk NG-specific connectors. To connect devices from other brands using standard NMEA 2000 connectors (DeviceNet), you will need a SeaTalk NG to NMEA 2000 (or DeviceNet) adapter.

Is this cable compatible with the older Raymarine SeaTalk 1 or SeaTalk 2 systems?

No, this cable is designed for the SeaTalk NG system, which is based on the NMEA 2000 protocol. It is not directly compatible with the older SeaTalk 1 or SeaTalk 2 systems. Specific converters are required to bridge these different networks.

Which Raymarine devices can be connected with this cable?

This cable can be used to connect all Raymarine instruments, sensors, multifunction displays (MFD) and other SeaTalk NG network-compatible devices. It is part of the network infrastructure.

Are adapters required to connect this cable to other SeaTalk NG components?

No, if all components are standard SeaTalk NG network devices (backbone connectors, T-connectors, other backbone cables), this cable connects directly without adapters thanks to its female connectors.

Is this cable compatible with standard NMEA 2000 (DeviceNet) networks?

No, SeaTalk NG connectors are physically different from standard NMEA 2000 (DeviceNet) connectors. To interface a SeaTalk NG network with a NMEA 2000 DeviceNet network, a specific adapter cable (e.g., a SeaTalk NG to NMEA 2000 adapter) is required.

How does this cable integrate into a SeaTalk NG network installation?

This cable is used to connect SeaTalk NG T-connectors or junction blocks together, forming the main "backbone". It is positioned between two connection points to extend or structure the network.

Does this backbone cable require a separate power supply?

No, the backbone cable itself does not require a separate power supply. It is part of the SeaTalk NG network, which is powered by a single power source connected to a specific T-connector on the backbone. The cable then carries this power throughout the network.

Can I extend the backbone of my SeaTalk NG network using multiple of these cables?

Yes, you can use multiple backbone cables of different lengths, including this 0.4m cable, to build and extend the backbone of your SeaTalk NG network. They connect to each other via the T-connector blocks.

Is there a specific installation direction for this backbone cable?

No, there is no specific installation direction for this cable. Both ends are equipped with identical female connectors, allowing bidirectional connection between the T-connector blocks of the network.

What is the function of the NMEA 2000 protocol used by SeaTalk NG?

The NMEA 2000 protocol enables all devices connected to the network to communicate with each other, exchange navigation data (GPS, depth sounder, wind, radar, etc.), and share status information. SeaTalk NG is Raymarine's implementation of this protocol, using proprietary connectors.

Can this cable be used to directly connect a Raymarine instrument?

No, this cable is a backbone cable. It is designed to be part of the network backbone. To connect a Raymarine instrument to the network, you will need a spur cable that links the instrument to a T-connector on the backbone.