Raymarine RayNet to SeaTalk HS Adapter Cable, Female to Male, 3m

Overview

The Raymarine A80276 is a 3 m RayNet female to SeaTalk HS male adapter cable for connecting selected legacy Raymarine multifunction displays to newer RayNet network devices. It gives installers a direct cable path between systems that use the older SeaTalk HS connection and accessories that use the RayNet connector style, without changing the display or adding a separate network converter.

This cable is commonly used when a G-Series, E-Wide, C-Wide, or E-Classic MFD needs to communicate with a RayNet radar, sonar module, or other compatible Raymarine network accessory. The 10 ft length gives enough reach for many helm, electronics locker, and console installations while keeping the network connection tidy.

Key features

• RayNet female to SeaTalk HS male adapter cable for Raymarine marine network connections.
• 3 m cable length, also listed as 10 ft, for routing between displays and nearby network accessories.
• Supports direct connection from G-Series, E-Wide, C-Wide, and E-Classic MFDs to RayNet radar, sonar, or compatible Raymarine accessories.
• Useful for retrofit installations where an existing Raymarine display is staying on board while newer RayNet equipment is being added.
• Keeps the connection within Raymarine network hardware, which helps reduce connector mismatches during helm or electronics cabinet upgrades.

Installation and setup

Before installation, confirm the connector style at both ends of the run. This adapter is for a RayNet female connection on one end and a SeaTalk HS male connection on the other, so it is intended for systems where those two Raymarine network formats need to meet.

Route the cable where it will not be pinched, pulled tight, or exposed to sharp bends behind the display. On boats with crowded helms or electronics compartments, leaving a small service loop makes future display removal and accessory changes much easier.

Compatibility and use on board

This adapter is a practical fit for owners refitting Raymarine electronics in stages, especially when older G-Series, E-Wide, C-Wide, or E-Classic displays remain in service. It is most relevant for radar, sonar, and other network accessory connections where the system has mixed SeaTalk HS and RayNet hardware.

It suits helm stations, flybridges, electronics lockers, and console installations where space is limited and a purpose-specific adapter cable is cleaner than piecing together multiple adapters.