Raymarine 5M Backbone Cable for SeaTalk – A06036

The Raymarine 5M Backbone Cable for SeaTalk – A06036 is an integral part of a boat's electronic networking system. Specifically designed for SeaTalkng networks, this backbone cable serves as the main data highway that interconnects various pieces of marine electronic equipment. Its application in a SeaTalkng network exemplifies its importance in creating a robust and reliable communication system aboard vessels. The durability and quality of Raymarine cables make them a popular choice among boating enthusiasts and professionals alike.

The setup and planning of the SeaTalkng network are crucial, with the backbone cable being a critical component that requires careful consideration regarding its length and routing. Having the right size backbone is imperative for the seamless integration of NMEA 2000 compatible devices, which can include chartplotters, autopilots, sensors, and instruments. The ability to provide power through the backbone cable simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional power connections for each device.

Key Features of the Raymarine 5M Backbone Cable:

• 5 meters in length: Sufficient length for small to medium boat installations.
• Seamless integration: Connects multiple marine devices to form a complete network.
• Power distribution: Carries both power and data, decreasing the need for separate power lines.
• Durability: Designed to withstand the harsh marine environment.
• Compatibility: Works with SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000 networks.
• Extensibility: Can be extended with the A06030 backbone extender for larger setups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long is the Raymarine 5M Backbone Cable?

A: The Raymarine 5M Backbone Cable is 5 meters in length, making it suitable for various boat sizes and configurations.

Q: Can I connect multiple devices to the backbone cable?

A: Yes, the SeaTalkng network design allows for multiple devices to be connected to the backbone cable with the use of spur cables and T-pieces, creating a versatile and comprehensive marine network.

Q: Does the backbone cable provide power to the connected devices?

A: Indeed, the backbone cable carries both data and power, providing a streamlined approach to powering SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000 devices.

Q: What should I consider when determining the length of the backbone cable?

A: Proper coverage is key when determining the length of the backbone cable. It's crucial to plan and measure accurately to accommodate all current and future devices within your SeaTalkng or NMEA 2000 network.

Q: Can I extend the length of the backbone cable?

A: For larger vessels or complex networks, the backbone cable can be extended using the A06030 backbone extender, thereby ensuring flexibility in network design and scalability for future expansions.