Overview

The Victron Energy ASS030065031 is a 20 m RJ45 UTP cable for Victron communication links between control panels, interfaces, VE.Bus devices, VE.Can connections, and GX monitoring hardware. It is used where a longer, clean data run is needed between equipment installed in different areas of the boat, such as an electrical locker, engine room, helm station, or navigation area.

This cable is a practical fit for Victron power systems where communication needs to stay tidy and serviceable. On board, that often means linking a Digital Multi Control, Phoenix Inverter Control, MK3-USB interface, VE.Bus device chain, or GX device without making a hand-crimped cable on site.

Key features

• 20 m cable length gives useful reach for routing between separated Victron components on larger boats or more spread-out electrical installations.
• RJ45 UTP format supports Victron communication wiring used with VE.Bus, VE.Can, control panels, and compatible interface hardware.
• Useful for connecting Digital Multi Control, Inverter Control, MK3-USB interfaces, VE.Bus devices, and GX device connections.
• Pre-made cable helps avoid the common issues that can come from field-crimped communication leads in critical power system links.
• Suitable for protected onboard cable runs where Victron monitoring, inverter, or charger equipment needs a longer communication connection.

Installation and setup

Route the cable through protected areas of the vessel and secure it so it is not pulled, pinched, or left unsupported behind panels. Keep the RJ45 plugs accessible where possible, especially near GX devices, inverter chargers, and control panels that may need future service or system updates.

For best results in a marine electrical space, avoid sharp bends and keep communication cabling separated from high-current DC conductors and AC mains wiring where the layout allows. This helps keep the installation neat and makes troubleshooting easier later.

Compatibility and fit

This cable is intended for Victron RJ45 communication connections rather than general power wiring. It is a good match for boat owners, installers, and service technicians building or extending a Victron-based power system with remote monitoring, inverter control, or VE.Bus and VE.Can equipment links.