Raymarine Seatalk Ng Backbone Cable 5 Meters A06036 New on 2040-parts.com
Wilmette, Illinois, United States
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You are bidding on a new Raymarine Seatalk ng Backbone Cable, 5 meters long model A06036. You can find a description on the Raymarine website.
Backbone CablesIn a SeaTalkng installation, a backbone cable runs through the length of the boat. Individual devices connect to the backbone by spur cables that run to T-pieces on the backbone. The backbone carries both data and power to attached devices. The backbone should be sized so that it will run past every location where an NG or NMEA 2000 device might be installed. Model A06036 is 5 meters or 16.25 feet long |
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