Raymarine Right Angle RayNet to RayNet - 10M

Streamline your boat's electronics network with the Raymarine Right Angle RayNet to RayNet 10M Cable, a robust solution engineered for marine professionals and recreational boaters alike. This specialized cable connects Raymarine multifunction displays, radars, instruments, and other SeaTalk^NG devices effortlessly, minimizing clutter and maximizing space in tight helm stations or crowded consoles. Its right-angle connector on one end hugs surfaces cleanly, reducing snag risks and wear from constant motion at sea.

Why This Cable Stands Out in Marine Networking

In the demanding world of boating, where saltwater corrosion, vibrations, and UV exposure test every component, this 10-meter RayNet cable delivers unmatched durability. Unlike standard straight cables that can bend awkwardly in confined areas, the right-angle design routes signals precisely where needed—ideal for flybridge setups, center consoles, or multi-screen installations. It supports high-speed data transfer for real-time sonar, radar overlays, and AIS tracking, ensuring your navigation stays sharp even during rough passages.

Boaters report fewer connection issues and longer service life compared to generic Ethernet alternatives, thanks to Raymarine's proprietary RayNet technology. This isn't just a wire; it's the backbone of an integrated system that lets you focus on the horizon, not troubleshooting.

Expanded Features for Real-World Performance

• Right-Angle Precision: One end features a 90-degree connector for flush, low-profile installations, perfect for bulkheads or under-dash routing.
• 10-Meter Reach: Provides ample length for spanning from helm to transducers or antennas without signal degradation.
• Marine-Tough Build: Double-shielded construction resists electromagnetic interference from engines and radios, with waterproof RJ45-style plugs rated IPX6 for submersion.
• Plug-and-Play Simplicity: No tools required—just snap into RayNet ports for instant network expansion.
• Future-Proof Flexibility: Daisy-chain multiple units to build expansive networks supporting up to 50 drops.

Proven Benefits for Everyday Boaters

Picture this: You're out on a foggy dawn patrol, relying on radar and chartplotter fusion. A flimsy cable could mean dropped data or corrosion failures. This RayNet cable changes that equation with its rugged, over-engineered design—built to outlast harsh environments and deliver reliable performance season after season. Installation pros love it for cutting setup time by half, while weekend warriors appreciate the hassle-free reliability that keeps family outings safe and fun.

Key advantages include reduced cable strain for fewer breaks, enhanced aesthetics for custom boats, and seamless integration that unlocks advanced features like video switching or engine data overlays.

Effortless Installation Tips from Seasoned Installers

1. Plan your route: Measure helm-to-device distances, accounting for curves and obstacles.
2. Secure with cable ties: Use UV-resistant clips every 30cm to prevent chafing.
3. Test connections: Power cycle devices post-install to verify network recognition.
4. Protect ends: Apply dielectric grease to plugs for extra corrosion resistance in saltwater.
5. Label ports: Mark RayNet sockets to speed future expansions.

Most setups take under 30 minutes, even for DIYers. For complex networks, pair with Raymarine's powered SeaTalk^NG spurs to maintain signal integrity over distance.

Compatibility Across Raymarine Ecosystems

This cable shines with Axiom, Axiom Pro, Element series chartplotters, Quantum radars, RV transducers, and Evolution autopilots. It also bridges to legacy STng systems via adapters, making upgrades straightforward. Whether retrofitting an older vessel or building a new tournament rig, it ensures full compatibility without proprietary headaches.

Caring for Your Investment

To maximize longevity, rinse with fresh water after every saltwater trip, inspect for frays annually, and store coiled loosely in a dry locker. Avoid sharp bends near connectors (minimum radius 5cm) to preserve shielding. With proper care, expect years of uninterrupted service.