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The RayNet to RayNet cable A80006 is a 20-meter-long Ethernet cable, specifically designed by Raymarine to interconnect navigation equipment compatible with the RayNet network. It enables high-speed data transmission between different devices in the system.

The RayNet cable A80006 has a length of 20 meters. This length is particularly suitable for installations requiring significant routing between peripherals, such as between a flybridge display and a module located in the bilge.

A RayNet cable is used to create a reliable Ethernet network aboard your boat. It enables different Raymarine equipment, such as multifunction displays, radars, CHIRP sonars, and cameras, to communicate with each other and share data like chartplotter maps, radar images, depth sounder information, and video streams.

Yes, the A80006 cable is designed with Raymarine-specific waterproof connectors. These connectors ensure signal integrity and optimal durability in marine environments, even when exposed to water or humidity.

Although both transmit Ethernet signals, the RayNet cable uses proprietary Raymarine connectors. These connectors are more robust and watertight than standard RJ45 connectors, providing increased reliability and better resistance to vibrations and moisture, which are critical in marine environments.

No, the RayNet cable A80006 is an Ethernet data cable and does not transmit electrical power (Power over Ethernet - PoE). Raymarine devices connected via RayNet require a separate power supply to operate.

This cable can transmit a wide range of digital data, including chartplotter data, radar images, fishfinder information (CHIRP, DownVision, SideVision), video streams from compatible IP cameras, and other system data between connected Raymarine devices.

This cable is compatible with all Raymarine multifunction displays featuring a RayNet interface. This includes current series such as Axiom and Element, as well as older series like eS and gS.

Yes, if your Raymarine radar antenna is equipped with a RayNet port, you can use this A80006 cable to connect it to your RayNet network. This will allow sharing radar data with all multifunction displays connected to the same network.

Yes, this cable is compatible with all Raymarine CHIRP fishfinder modules, such as CP370, CP470, or CP570 modules, which feature a RayNet interface for connection to the boat's Ethernet network.

No, the RayNet cable A80006 is designed specifically for Raymarine equipment with proprietary RayNet connectors. It is not compatible with devices from other brands, which typically use standard Ethernet RJ45 connectors.

No, Raymarine's C-Series and E-Series Classic typically use standard RJ45 Ethernet connections and are not directly compatible with proprietary RayNet connectors. This cable is designed for devices equipped with RayNet ports.

No, to connect a computer to a RayNet network, you would need a RayNet to RJ45 adapter cable (not included with this product) that converts the RayNet connector to a standard Ethernet RJ45 port compatible with a PC. The A80006 cable is RayNet to RayNet.

For installation, simply connect one end of the cable to a RayNet port on your first device (e.g., a multifunction display) and the other end to a RayNet port on your second device (e.g., a radar module or depth sounder). Ensure the connectors are properly locked and tightened to guarantee waterproofing.

Yes. Avoid excessive bending of the cable, keep it away from sources of electromagnetic interference (such as high-voltage power cables), and protect it from chafing and crushing to preserve its integrity and performance. Use appropriate cable glands and fastenings.

It is not recommended to cut or extend this cable. RayNet cables are manufactured to precise specifications with molded connectors to ensure waterproofing and performance. Any modification could compromise signal integrity and waterproofing, and may void the warranty. It is best to use cables of the correct length from the outset.

The cable diameter is designed to be relatively flexible, but RayNet connectors are wider than the cable itself. It is important to check the connector diameter to ensure they can pass through your existing conduits or cable runs. It is always best to plan the routing before final installation.

The 20-metre length of this cable is one of the longest offered by Raymarine for direct RayNet-to-RayNet connections. For longer distances or more complex networks, it is often necessary to use RayNet switches or signal repeaters to maintain signal quality and network stability.

Raymarine products, including this RayNet cable, typically come with the manufacturer's standard warranty. The duration and specific conditions of this warranty are defined by Raymarine. It is advisable to consult Raymarine's official documentation or the dealer for precise details of the applicable warranty.