Raymarine SeaTalk NG Right Angle Adaptor, 90° Spur Connector

Overview

The Raymarine A06077 is a SeaTalk NG right angle adaptor for routing a spur cable into a compatible Raymarine device when there is not enough room for a straight connector.

This 90° spur connector is useful behind multifunction displays, instrument pods, shallow enclosures, and tight bulkheads where cable clearance is limited. It helps keep the SeaTalk NG connection tucked closer to the unit, which can make a cleaner installation in helm stations, dash panels, and other compact mounting areas on board.

Key features

• 90° right angle SeaTalk NG spur connector for tight installation spaces.
• Connects a SeaTalk NG spur cable to compatible Raymarine devices when a straight plug does not fit well.
• Useful behind multifunction displays, instrument pods, shallow enclosures, and bulkhead-mounted electronics.
• Helps manage cable routing where depth behind the display or instrument is limited.
• Small network accessory for SeaTalk NG installations, refits, and panel upgrades.

Installation and fit

Use this adaptor where the rear clearance behind the Raymarine device is restricted by a dash panel, pod, console liner, or bulkhead. The right angle format changes the cable exit direction, so check the space behind the device before final mounting and confirm that the cable can route without being pinched.

For a tidy installation, leave enough slack for service access and avoid forcing the spur cable into a sharp bend after it exits the adaptor. This is especially helpful at helm stations where displays and instruments are often grouped closely together.

Compatibility and use on board

This adaptor is for SeaTalk NG spur connections on compatible Raymarine electronics. It is most relevant for boats with Raymarine networked displays, instruments, or control heads where the network connection sits close to a mounting surface.

It suits installations where the rest of the SeaTalk NG network is already planned and the remaining concern is physical clearance at the device. It does not replace backbone planning, termination, or the correct spur cable length, but it can solve a common fit issue during a clean electronics installation.