Raymarine CPT-200 Transducer Extension Cable, 4m

Overview

The Raymarine A80305 is a 4 m extension cable for CPT200 transducer installations. It adds 13.1 ft of cable length, giving more room to route the transducer connection cleanly from the mounting area to compatible Raymarine sonar electronics.

This cable is most useful when the transducer location and the helm or electronics compartment are separated by a longer run than the standard cable allows. On small fishing boats, center consoles, and cruisers, that extra length can help keep the cable path tidy through lockers, under gunwales, behind panels, or around existing wiring without forcing a tight route.

Key features

• 4 m cable length adds 13.1 ft of reach for CPT200 transducer cable runs.
• Made for Raymarine CPT200 transducer installations where additional routing length is needed.
• Helps place electronics and transducer hardware in practical onboard locations without stretching the original cable path.
• Useful for transom and stern-area transducer installations where the display or sonar equipment is mounted farther forward.
• Extension format keeps the installation focused on the correct Raymarine transducer connection rather than a generic cable substitute.

Compatibility and fit

This extension cable is intended for use with the Raymarine CPT200 transducer. It should be matched to that transducer connection, not treated as a universal radar, network, or power cable. Before installation, confirm the transducer model and the available cable path on the vessel so the added 4 m length is enough for the full route without sharp bends or strain at the connectors.

Installation and routing

Route the cable where it will be protected from crushing, chafe, and standing water. Keep the run away from moving steering gear, hatch edges, engine heat, and high-current wiring where practical. Leave a small service loop near the equipment end so the connected electronics can be pulled forward for inspection or service without stressing the cable.

For a cleaner marine installation, secure the cable at regular intervals and avoid pulling on the connector body during routing. Any pass-throughs in bulkheads or panels should be smooth and properly protected so vibration and hull movement do not wear into the cable jacket over time.

Use cases on board

This cable is a good match for boat owners replacing or extending a CPT200 transducer run during a sonar upgrade, helm refit, or transducer relocation. It is also useful when the best transducer position for clean water flow does not line up conveniently with the shortest cable route to the display or sonar module.