Cablu magistrală/derivare NMEA 2000 (33 cm)

This is a 33 cm (0.3 m) cable designed to extend and connect devices within a NMEA 2000 network. It can serve as a backbone cable for the main communication path or as a drop cable to connect individual devices such as depth sounders or GPS units to the network.

This specific cable, part number 010-11076-03, measures 33 centimeters (0.3 meters).

This cable uses NMEA 2000 micro-connectors, ensuring compatibility with the Garmin ecosystem and other NMEA 2000-certified equipment.

This 33 cm cable is ideal for short connections and installations where space is limited. It can be used as a backbone cable for small extensions or as a drop cable to connect a device to the main NMEA 2000 backbone.

The NMEA 2000 standard, to which this cable belongs, is considered the successor to NMEA 0183 for marine sensor and display communication.

Yes, this cable is compatible with the Garmin NMEA 2000 ecosystem and with other NMEA 2000-certified equipment using NMEA 2000 micro connectors.

Yes, the NMEA 2000 standard is a plug-and-play communication standard. This cable is compatible with other certified NMEA 2000 devices that use NMEA 2000 micro-connectors.

Yes, cable 010-11076-03 is compatible with a range of Garmin NMEA 2000 devices, including GPSMAP units.

Yes, Garmin offers other lengths for NMEA 2000 backbone/drop cable assemblies, such as 2 m models (010-11076-00), 4 m (010-11076-04), 6 m (010-11076-01), 10 m (010-11076-02), and even up to 30 m (010-11171-01) for longer extensions.

This 33 cm cable can be used both as a backbone cable to extend the main NMEA 2000 communication path, or as a drop cable to connect individual devices to the backbone. Cables up to 6 meters can serve both purposes.

A backbone cable extends the main communication path of the NMEA 2000 network and connects alongside T-connectors. A drop cable connects a NMEA 2000 device to the backbone and attaches to the top of a T-connector.

To connect a device to the NMEA 2000 network using this cable as a drop cable, you must plug it into the top of an NMEA 2000 T-connector. The T-connector is then integrated into the network’s backbone.

Yes, this 33 cm cable can be used as a backbone cable to extend the main NMEA 2000 network backbone by connecting it alongside two T-connectors.

The maximum length for an NMEA 2000 drop cable is 6 meters (20 feet). This 33 cm cable complies with this limit.

The maximum length of a single NMEA 2000 backbone cable is 100 meters (328 feet). This 33 cm cable can be used as a backbone segment.

Yes, it is possible to shorten any NMEA 2000 backbone or drop cable from Garmin using field-installable connectors (references 010-11094-00 male and 010-11095-00 female) to create a custom length.

Yes, terminators (120-ohm resistors) must be installed at both ends of the NMEA 2000 backbone to ensure signal integrity and proper network operation.

The NMEA 2000 network must be powered by a 12 Vdc direct current source via a dedicated NMEA 2000 power cable. This cable must connect to the top of a T-connector and be linked to an external switch or ignition switch to prevent battery drain.

Planning is crucial to ensure the proper operation of the network. It involves drawing a diagram that includes all devices, their locations, the distances between them and the backbone, as well as the electrical consumption (LEN) of each device, in order to correctly apply the network construction principles.

A T-connector is a three-way connector (one male and two female micro ports) used to connect a NMEA 2000 device or power to the network backbone. It is essential for maintaining a linear backbone structure.