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Enhance your marine electronics setup with a reliable connection solution designed for seamless RayNet networking. This compact 400mm cable bridges the gap between closely positioned devices, ensuring stable data transfer without unnecessary wiring clutter. Ideal for boaters who prioritize efficiency and performance on the water, it supports the backbone of Raymarine's ecosystem, keeping your sonar, displays, and switches in perfect sync.
In the demanding world of recreational and light commercial boating, every connection counts. This short-length cable stands out by minimizing excess wiring in tight console spaces, reducing signal loss risks, and maintaining the rugged integrity Raymarine is known for. Built to withstand saltwater spray, vibrations, and temperature swings, it delivers consistent performance whether you're charting courses or monitoring fish returns.
Getting your devices networked takes minutes. Start by powering down your Raymarine units. Align the female connectors on each end with the male RayNet ports on your devices—such as linking a CP100 sonar module to an MFD or bridging two HS-5 switches. Twist until locked for a watertight seal. Power up, and your network expands instantly. Pro tip: Route the cable away from high-heat sources like engines to maximize longevity in harsh marine conditions.
This approach not only speeds up installs but also prevents common networking headaches like intermittent dropouts from loose fits.
Seamlessly integrates with a wide array of Raymarine products sharing RayNet ports. Think CP100 sonar sounder modules paired with eSeries, cSeries, or gSeries MFDs. It's equally at home expanding networks with multiple HS-5 switches for radar, AIS, cameras, and VHF integration. While optimized for adjacent setups, always check your specific model's port configuration for best results. This versatility makes it a staple for upgrades on center consoles, yachts, and fishing vessels alike.
To get the most from your RayNet setup, pair this short cable with proper cable management—use clips or ties to avoid strain points. In multi-device chains, position power-hungry units like radars closer to the power source. Regularly inspect connectors for corrosion, especially after saltwater exposure; a quick rinse with fresh water keeps things reliable. Boaters report fewer troubleshooting sessions and sharper sonar images when networks are this streamlined.
It daisy-chains RayNet-compatible devices like CP100 sonar modules to multifunction displays or links HS-5 network switches, enabling expanded marine networks.
Measuring 400mm (roughly 15-16 inches or 1.3 feet), it's tailored for short-distance connections between adjacent equipment.
Yes, it's ruggedly built for extreme marine environments, resisting water, UV exposure, and vibrations common on boats.
Primarily for close daisy-chaining, it complements longer RayNet cables in chain setups, ideal for scaling without excess slack.
Female RayNet to female RayNet, designed for secure mating with male ports on Raymarine devices—no adapters needed.
Rinse with fresh water after exposure to salt, dry thoroughly, and store coiled loosely to prevent kinks.
For more than 80 years, we‘ve been global leaders in high performance marine electronics for the recreational boating and light commercial marine markets. We continue to innovate and provide full electronic systems to boaters around the world. Our products are engineered for the tough marine environment and renowned for ease-of-use, rugged design and reliability. Our full range features chartplotters, fishfinders, radars, marine instruments, marine cameras, AIS units and VHF radios.
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