Raymarine NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Female to SeaTalk NG Adaptor Cables

Overview

This Raymarine NMEA 2000 (DeviceNet) female to SeaTalk NG spur female adaptor cable range is made for linking NMEA 2000-compatible equipment into a Raymarine SeaTalk NG backbone. Each cable has a metal threaded DeviceNet female connector for the NMEA 2000 side and a white SeaTalk NG spur female connector for the Raymarine network side.

These adaptor cables are useful when adding third-party NMEA 2000 sensors, instruments, AIS equipment, or other compatible devices to a SeaTalk NG installation. The range covers short 120 mm and 400 mm runs for tight helm or console spaces, plus 1 m options where extra routing distance is needed.

Key features

• Connects NMEA 2000-compatible devices to a Raymarine SeaTalk NG backbone.
• DeviceNet female connector on one end and SeaTalk NG spur female connector on the other.
• Metal threaded DeviceNet connection helps keep the NMEA 2000 side secure in areas exposed to vibration.
• White SeaTalk NG spur connector plugs into the Raymarine SeaTalk NG spur side of the network.
• Available in 120 mm, 400 mm, and 1 m cable lengths to suit different helm, electronics bay, and backbone layouts.
• Right angle 1 m version available for installations where connector clearance is limited behind equipment or panels.

Variants

This product is offered in several adaptor configurations so the cable can match the space available around the NMEA 2000 device and the distance to the SeaTalk NG spur connection.

The cable length varies across the range, and one 1 m version uses a right angle elbow female connector. The DeviceNet female to SeaTalk NG spur female adaptor function remains the same across the listed configurations.

• A06079: Spur female connector type with 120 mm cable length. This short option suits close-coupled installations where the NMEA 2000 device sits near the SeaTalk NG spur connection.
• A06045: Spur female connector type with 400 mm cable length. This length gives more room for routing behind a helm, instrument panel, or electronics enclosure without adding excess cable.
• A06075: Spur female connector type with 1 m cable length. This version helps when the device and SeaTalk NG spur point are farther apart or when the cable needs a cleaner route around nearby equipment.
• A06080: Right angle elbow female connector type with 1 m cable length. The angled connector is useful where straight connector clearance is limited, such as behind displays, panels, or compact console spaces.

Compatibility and fit

This adaptor is for boats using a Raymarine SeaTalk NG network where an NMEA 2000 DeviceNet female connection is needed at the device side. It is not a backbone extension cable or a terminator, and it should be used as part of a properly laid out NMEA 2000 or SeaTalk NG network with the correct power, backbone, spur connections, and termination already in place.

Installation and setup

Before fitting the cable, check the available space around the NMEA 2000 connector and confirm the route to the SeaTalk NG spur point. The shorter versions help reduce cable loops in tight spaces, while the 1 m versions allow more freedom when routing around other electronics, steering components, or panel structure.

Keep the cable supported and avoid sharp bends, crushed sections, or routing that puts strain on either connector. On boats used in saltwater, it is good practice to keep network connections dry where possible and inspect them during routine electronics checks.

Use on board

This cable range is a practical match for refits, electronics upgrades, and mixed-network installations where Raymarine displays or instruments need to communicate with compatible NMEA 2000 equipment. It is especially useful at the helm, navigation station, or electronics bay where cable length and connector orientation can make a noticeable difference during installation.