Cablu MasterBus 100 m

The MasterBus 100m cable from Mastervolt is the primary communication cable for your MasterBus network. It handles both data transfer and power supply to compatible peripheral devices. This simplifies installation by eliminating the need to run separate cables for power and data.

This MasterBus cable is sold in a 100-meter reel. This allows you to cut the exact length needed for your installation, whether for a small boat or a large vessel requiring an extended network.

No, the MasterBus 100m cable is sold in a reel without connectors. It is designed to be cut to size. To connect it, you must use a DIY connector kit, sold separately by Mastervolt.

Yes, exactly. The MasterBus cable is designed to carry both data and low-voltage power to MasterBus network peripheral devices. This is one of its main advantages.

This cable is compatible with all Mastervolt products that use the MasterBus communication protocol. Most of these products come with two MasterBus ports as standard, making daisy-chaining straightforward. For devices without built-in ports, a specific interface may be required.

Installation involves unspooling the reel, cutting the required cable length, then assembling the connectors using a MasterBus connector kit (sold separately). The cable is then connected directly to the MasterBus ports on your devices. It is recommended to follow your MasterBus network wiring diagram for optimal daisy-chaining.

This MasterBus cable is specifically designed for Mastervolt's proprietary MasterBus protocol. Unlike a standard network cable (Ethernet), it carries both data and electrical power for MasterBus network devices. It is also designed to withstand marine conditions.

Yes, the MasterBus network principle is serial chaining (daisy-chain topology). Each compatible device has two MasterBus ports, allowing you to link equipment one after another. This 100m cable provides the flexibility to cover long distances between devices.

The MasterBus cable is designed for use in marine environments. Although it is not specifically designed to be submerged, it resists moisture and typical salt spray found on a boat. For passages through highly humid areas, it is advisable to protect it with suitable sleeves.

This cable requires connectors specific to the MasterBus system. Mastervolt offers a DIY connector kit (reference to be confirmed) that includes the necessary plugs to terminate the cable ends after cutting it to the correct length.

Yes, this product is covered by the statutory conformity warranty. For more details on the specific warranty conditions, please refer to the general terms of sale or contact our customer service.

Yes, that's the advantage of this 100-meter spool. You can cut the cable to the exact length required for each segment of your network. You then only need to install the appropriate connectors at both ends.

Yes, the MasterBus cable is the standard communication link between all Mastervolt equipment, including battery chargers, inverters, smart batteries, and control panels. It enables centralized power management on board.

The MasterBus network can support a large number of devices, but there is a practical limit related to the total cable length and the power consumption of the peripherals. For very complex installations, it is recommended to consult the Mastervolt installation manual or a professional installer.

Although designed for marine environments, this cable can technically be used in other settings such as RVs or off-grid solar installations using Mastervolt equipment. It is essential to comply with applicable electrical safety standards for the intended application.

The exact cable diameter is not specified in the provided information. For installation in conduits or cable glands, refer to the official Mastervolt datasheet or measure the cable upon receipt.

If you don't need 100 meters, Mastervolt also offers MasterBus cables pre-terminated in shorter lengths (e.g., 0.2 m, 0.5 m, 1 m, 3 m, 6 m, 10 m, 15 m, 25 m). This can be more convenient for small extensions or local connections.