NMEA 2000 muguras kabelis 10 m

This NMEA 2000 backbone cable measures exactly 10 meters in length.

Yes, this cable is fully compatible with all NMEA2000-certified devices, including those from brands like Garmin or Raymarine. It uses standard Micro-C connectors.

It is labeled "low-loss" because it uses an 18 AWG conductor, thicker than standard cables. This minimizes voltage drop over long distances, ensuring stable power supply and data signal for all devices connected to the network.

No, this is a backbone cable designed to build or extend the backbone of your network. To connect a device, you must use a T-connector on the backbone, then a drop cable between the T-connector and the device.

This cable is fitted with NMEA2000 Micro-C standard connectors at each end, ensuring a secure and watertight connection with other network components.

Yes, absolutely. Navico is the parent company of Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G, so this cable is designed for perfect compatibility with all their NMEA 2000 equipment.

Cutting and splicing a NMEA 2000 cable is strongly discouraged. This could compromise signal integrity, watertightness, and overall reliability of your navigation network.

The backbone cable, or 'backbone', is the communication and power backbone of the NMEA2000 network. All devices (displays, transducers, GPS antennas, etc.) connect to this main cable via T-connectors.

Yes, as long as your existing network is a NMEA 2000 network using Micro-C connectors, you can use this Navico cable to replace or extend a backbone section without any compatibility issues.

Yes, this cable is specifically designed for marine environments. The connectors and the cable itself are robust and designed to withstand vibration, moisture, and spray.

No, no specific tools are required. Micro-C connectors are hand-tightened to ensure a simple, quick, and secure connection.

Yes, in compliance with the NMEA2000 standard, this cable carries both digital data between devices and the 12 V power supply required for most sensors and small displays on the network.

Yes, you can connect multiple backbone cables end-to-end to extend the length of your network. Using this low-loss cable is also recommended for long backbones to maintain signal quality.

No, this cable is not compatible with an NMEA 0183 network. The protocols, connectors, and wiring are completely different. To connect NMEA 0183 devices to an NMEA 2000 network, a specific adapter or gateway is required.

The packaging contains a single Navico-branded NMEA 2000 backbone cable, 10 meters long.

Using a single 10-metre cable reduces the number of connection points on your backbone. Fewer connections mean fewer failure risks, signal loss issues, or sealing problems, improving the overall reliability of your installation.

To connect this cable to a Raymarine SeaTalkNG network, you will need a specific adapter cable (SeaTalkNG to NMEA2000 Micro-C). Although the protocols are compatible, the connectors are physically different.

This cable is an official product from Navico, known for its high-quality marine electronic equipment.

This product is covered by Navico's standard manufacturer's warranty. It typically covers manufacturing and material defects under normal use conditions.

Yes, although robust, the NMEA 2000 cable is designed to be sufficiently flexible to be routed through bulkheads and technical conduits on a boat.