Raymarine NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Male to SeaTalk NG Spur Female Adaptor Cables

Overview

This Raymarine NMEA 2000 DeviceNet male to SeaTalk NG spur female adaptor cable is made for connecting Raymarine SeaTalk NG instruments, autopilot controllers, and displays into a standard NMEA 2000 DeviceNet network.

The white SeaTalk NG spur connection plugs into the Raymarine unit, while the metal threaded DeviceNet male end accepts a standard NMEA 2000 DeviceNet drop cable for connection to the backbone. The range is available in 120mm, 1.0m, and 1.5m lengths, so the cable run can match the space behind the helm, instrument pod, electronics panel, or network junction area without adding unnecessary slack.

Key features

• Connects Raymarine SeaTalk NG equipment to a standard NMEA 2000 DeviceNet network.
• DeviceNet male end works with a compatible NMEA 2000 DeviceNet drop cable or female T-connector connection.
• White SeaTalk NG spur female end matches Raymarine SeaTalk NG spur cabling used on instruments, autopilot controls, and displays.
• Metal threaded DeviceNet connector helps keep the NMEA 2000 side secure in areas exposed to vibration and movement.
• Available in three cable lengths for short panel jumps, cleaner helm wiring, or a longer route to the nearest network point.

Variants

This adaptor cable is offered in multiple lengths for different wiring layouts on board.

The connector format remains the same across the listed variants: NMEA 2000 DeviceNet male on one end and SeaTalk NG spur female on the other. The cable length is the changing attribute.

• A06078: Cable length 120mm. This short length suits tight installations where the Raymarine device and the NMEA 2000 network connection are close together.
• A06076: Cable length 1m. This length gives more routing room behind a helm, console, or electronics panel without creating a long coil of unused cable.
• A06046: Cable length 1.5m. This longer option helps when the SeaTalk NG device is farther from the nearest NMEA 2000 backbone drop point.

Installation and setup

Use this cable when a Raymarine SeaTalk NG device needs to join an existing NMEA 2000 DeviceNet backbone. The SeaTalk NG end connects at the Raymarine device, and the DeviceNet male side connects into the NMEA 2000 side of the installation through the correct drop connection.

Before ordering, check the available connector gender on the NMEA 2000 network and the distance between the device and the backbone connection. This cable does not replace the need for a properly powered, terminated NMEA 2000 backbone.

Use on board

This cable is a practical fit for helm refits, electronics upgrades, autopilot installations, and mixed-brand NMEA 2000 networks where Raymarine SeaTalk NG equipment needs to exchange data with the boat network.