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Enhance your boating setup with the reliable Raymarine 3m SeaTalk Interconnect Cable. Designed specifically for SeaTalk networks, this cable ensures smooth communication between your instruments, autopilots, and other onboard devices. Whether you're upgrading your helm station or expanding your instrumentation, this 3-meter cable provides the perfect length for clean, clutter-free installations without excess wiring.
Crafted with marine-grade durability in mind, it features flat-style, 3-pin molded connectors that snap securely into place, resisting corrosion and vibration from rough seas. Say goodbye to unreliable connections that fail during critical moments— this cable keeps your data flowing accurately for wind, speed, depth, and navigation info.
Pro tip: Label your cables during install for easy troubleshooting later. This small step saves hours during maintenance seasons.
Compatible with a wide range of legacy and current SeaTalk gear, including popular ST40 Bidata, ST60+ Tridata, Raystar GPS sensors, and Type 1/300 course computers. If you're transitioning to newer NMEA 2000 setups, pair it with Raymarine's SeaTalk to SeaTalk-ng converters for hybrid networks. Avoid mixing with non-SeaTalk cables to prevent compatibility glitches—stick to official interconnects for peak reliability.
Real-world use: Cruisers love it for linking cockpit repeaters to chartplotters, while offshore racers rely on its stability during high-speed runs.
Regular care extends lifespan: Rinse connectors with fresh water after saltwater exposure, inspect for frays annually, and store spares in a dry locker. If a connector loosens over time, a gentle clean with electrical contact spray restores like-new contact without disassembly.
It's designed for all SeaTalk-enabled Raymarine products, such as ST40/ST60 instruments, autopilots, GPS receivers, and wind/depth sensors. Not directly compatible with SeaTalk-ng or NMEA 2000 without adapters.
Yes, the molded 3-pin connectors are sealed against water ingress, making it suitable for exposed deck installations. However, avoid submersion and protect routing from constant wave splash.
Absolutely—daisy-chain multiple 3m cables for longer runs, up to the network's total limit of about 100 meters. For backbone extensions, consider Raymarine's dedicated spur cables.
Interconnect cables like this one link devices directly in a simple bus topology. Backbone cables form the high-speed NMEA 2000/SeaTalk-ng main line, with drops for devices.
Listen for a distinct click when pushing together. Data sharing across the network confirms proper connection—intermittent displays indicate reseating needed.
SeaTalk cables carry both data and 12V power for low-draw devices. For power-hungry systems, use a dedicated power insertion point to avoid voltage drops.
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