Kabel za podatke QUANTUM 10 m

This A80275 data cable is specifically designed for the Raymarine Quantum radar range. It is compatible with the following models:

Quantum pulsed compression radars (CHIRP)\nQuantum 2 Doppler radars

It is not compatible with older Raymarine radar generations (e.g., HD Digital radomes).

No, this cable (reference A80275) is a data-only cable. It transmits radar data to your multifunction display. For powering the radar, you must use the separately sold Quantum power cable.

This data cable has a total length of 10 meters. It is a suitable length for most installations on sailboats or medium-sized motorboats.

Although the Quantum radar offers Wi-Fi connectivity, using this wired data cable has several advantages:

Maximum reliability: The connection is immune to radio interference or saturation of wireless networks.Optimal performance: It guarantees maximum bandwidth and zero latency for perfectly smooth radar display.Redundancy: It provides a secure backup solution in case of issues with the Wi-Fi connection.

It is strongly discouraged to cut or modify this data cable. Such a modification could compromise signal integrity, degrade radar performance, and void the warranty. It is preferable to select a Raymarine cable of the appropriate length for your installation.

This cable is designed to connect a Quantum radar to most recent Raymarine multifunction displays with the appropriate connection port, including the Axiom, eS, and gS series. It is not compatible with displays from other brands.

Yes, cable A80275 is supplied ready-to-use with the specific connectors pre-installed at each end for direct connection to the Quantum radome and the Raymarine multifunction display.

The weight of the 10-meter Quantum data cable is approximately 0.45 kg (1 lb), reflecting its robust design and high-quality marine-grade shielding.

Yes, Raymarine offers this Quantum data cable in multiple lengths to suit different boat sizes and installation configurations. If 10 metres are insufficient, longer versions are typically available.

Absolutely. This cable is marine-grade, designed to withstand the harshest environments. It is treated to endure prolonged exposure to UV, saltwater humidity, and the boat's constant vibrations.

No, it is not recommended to use extensions with high-speed data cables like this one. Adding intermediate connections can weaken the signal and cause data loss. For optimal performance, it is imperative to use a single Raymarine cable of the correct length.

The manufacturer reference for this 10-metre Quantum data cable is Raymarine A80275.

The cable connector plugs into the dedicated data port located under the Quantum radar radome cover. The location is clearly marked to prevent accidental connection to the power port.

No, this cable is a dedicated radar data cable, similar to an Ethernet cable, and does not connect to the SeaTalkng network. It provides a direct and dedicated link between the Quantum radar and a Raymarine multifunction display.

The primary function of cable A80275 is to provide a stable, high-speed wired data connection between a Raymarine Quantum radar dome and a compatible Raymarine multifunction display (MFD), enabling radar image and command transmission.

No special tools are required to connect the plugs. However, you will need basic tools for running the cable through your boat's bulkheads and decks (fish tape, drill, etc.) to ensure a clean and secure installation.

Yes, it is common and practical to run the data cable and power cable together from the mast or arch to the console. Just ensure they are properly secured to prevent wear from chafing.

Yes, the cable is designed with high-quality shielding to ensure immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is critical in a marine environment where many electronic devices coexist.

No, this cable has proprietary connectors designed exclusively for connecting a Quantum radar to a compatible Raymarine multifunction display. It cannot be used for a direct connection to a computer.

References A80275 and A80276 refer to completely different cable types. Model A80275 is a 10-meter cable, while model A80276 is a 3-meter RayNet female to SeaTalkHS male adapter cable. The 15-meter Quantum data cable corresponds to reference A80310.