Raymarine SeaTalk NG Female to Stripped End Spur Cable

Overview

The Raymarine SeaTalkNG Stripped End Spur Cable is a SeaTalk NG spur cable for connecting compatible onboard devices that do not have a standard SeaTalk NG plug, including installations that use stripped-wire connections such as certain transducer pods.

It has a SeaTalk NG spur female connector on one end and stripped conductors on the other, giving installers a clean way to bring a supported device into a Raymarine SeaTalk NG network without adding an extra connector at the equipment end. The cable is available in 1 m and 3 m lengths, matching short helm, instrument, locker, or electronics-compartment cable runs.

These specialty cables contain 5 cores and do not include the yellow SeaTalk 1 core, so they are meant for SeaTalk NG spur connection work rather than general SeaTalk 1 wiring. They are a practical fit when expanding or repairing a Raymarine network and the connected device calls for bare-wire termination.

Key features

• SeaTalk NG spur cable with a female SeaTalk NG network connector on one end and stripped wires on the other
• Made for compatible products that do not have their own SeaTalk NG connector, including supported transducer pod installations
• Available in 1 m and 3 m lengths for different helm, console, locker, and electronics-bay routing needs
• 5-core cable construction for SeaTalk NG spur use, without the yellow SeaTalk 1 core
• Helps keep network cabling tidy when a device needs a direct stripped-end connection instead of a molded plug

Variants

This cable is offered in two length configurations for different routing distances inside the boat.

The connection style remains the same across the range: a SeaTalk NG spur female connector at the network end with stripped conductors at the device end. The length is the variable that changes between the two options.

• A06043: 1 m length, approximately 3.25 ft. This shorter version suits compact runs behind a helm, instrument panel, or nearby electronics module where extra cable slack is not wanted.
• A06044: 3 m length, approximately 9.75 ft. This longer version gives more reach for routing through lockers, consoles, or equipment spaces where the device is not mounted right next to the SeaTalk NG backbone connection point.

Installation and setup

Use this cable as a spur connection into a SeaTalk NG network, with the molded end going to the appropriate SeaTalk NG connection point and the stripped end terminated to the compatible device. Before cutting, crimping, or landing conductors, confirm the wiring requirements for the device being connected and keep the cable run protected from sharp edges, standing water, and moving gear.

On a boat, the cleaner installation is usually the one with the shortest cable path that still leaves enough service loop for inspection or future maintenance. Support the cable along its route and avoid placing strain on the SeaTalk NG connector or the stripped-wire termination.

Compatibility and fit

This is a Raymarine SeaTalk NG accessory cable, so it belongs in systems built around Raymarine SeaTalk NG networking. It is not a general-purpose power cable and it should not be treated as a direct replacement for a standard SeaTalk 1 cable, especially because the yellow SeaTalk 1 core is not present.

It is a good match for boat owners, installers, and refit projects that need to connect a compatible bare-wire device into an existing SeaTalk NG network while keeping the network side on Raymarine’s SeaTalk NG connector system.