RayNet (M) į RayNet (M) kabelis – 100 mm

The RayNet A80162 cable is 100 mm long. This short length is ideal for direct connections between devices mounted side by side or within the same dashboard, minimizing clutter.

This cable is fitted with two male RayNet connectors. It is designed to directly link two Raymarine devices equipped with female RayNet ports.

This cable interconnects Raymarine devices compatible with RayNet via a marine Ethernet network. It ensures stable and fast data transmission between devices such as chartplotters, multifunction displays, and radars.

A 100 mm cable is ideal for very short connections, especially when devices are installed very close to each other, such as in a dashboard or console. It minimizes clutter and excess cable length, contributing to a clean and organized installation.

Yes, the RayNet standard is based on Ethernet. However, it uses Raymarine-specific connectors (RayNet) designed for the marine environment, ensuring a robust and reliable connection in harsh conditions.

Yes, RayNet cables, including model A80162, are specifically designed for marine environments. Their design ensures secure and robust connections, reducing the risk of disconnection and withstanding maritime conditions.

The main function of the RayNet standard is to provide high bandwidth for complex data transmission. It enables smooth communication for navigation, sonar, and radar data between Raymarine systems, ensuring low latency.

No, the RayNet A80162 cable is a data-only cable. It is designed for Ethernet network data transmission between Raymarine devices and does not supply electrical power.

The reference for this cable is A80162. This is the unique identification number for this RayNet (M) to RayNet (M) 100 mm cable model.

Yes, the RayNet standard is based on Ethernet and provides stable and fast data transmission. This is crucial for applications requiring low latency, such as CHIRP radars or 3D sonars, ensuring signal integrity.

This cable is compatible with all Raymarine devices equipped with RayNet female ports. This includes chartplotters, multifunction displays (MFD) such as the Axiom, Element or Lighthouse series, as well as Quantum radars and other RayNet-compatible sensors.

No, the RayNet standard is a proprietary format from Raymarine. This cable is specifically designed for interconnecting Raymarine equipment and is not compatible with devices from other brands that do not use this type of connector.

This cable is compatible only with Raymarine systems equipped with RayNet ports. Older systems using other Ethernet connector types or different proprietary networks will not be directly compatible with this cable.

No, this cable is dedicated to RayNet Ethernet networks. It does not work directly with NMEA 2000 or NMEA 0183 networks, which use different protocols and connectors. However, it complements these wiring solutions by providing the Ethernet layer specific to Raymarine equipment.

No, this cable is designed to connect Raymarine devices to each other via RayNet ports. A standard computer typically does not have a RayNet port. To connect a PC, a specific adapter or a network switch compatible with Raymarine systems would be required.

Installing this cable is straightforward. Simply plug one end of the cable into the female RayNet port of a Raymarine device and the other end into the female RayNet port of a second compatible device. The connectors are designed for easy and secure insertion.

No, this cable is symmetrical. There is no specific installation direction; both ends are identical and can be connected to either Raymarine device without distinction.

No, the RayNet cable installation is plug-and-play. No specific tools are required to connect or disconnect the cable from the RayNet ports on your devices.

Yes, RayNet connectors are designed for easy and secure disconnection. They typically feature a simple locking mechanism that allows them to be removed without difficulty by pressing a latch or turning a ring.

This cable is ideal for scenarios where Raymarine devices are mounted very close to each other, for example:

Between two adjacent multifunction displays (MFDs).To connect an MFD to a nearby Quantum radar module.Inside a dashboard or console where space is limited.It helps avoid excess cable and keeps the installation clean and organized.