Furuno 001-105-790-10 NMEA2000 Micro Cable, 2 Meter Female - Bare wire

Streamline Your Marine Network with Reliable Connectivity

Connecting sensors, displays, and multifunction units in a boating setup demands cables that handle harsh saltwater conditions without skipping a beat. This Furuno NMEA2000 micro cable delivers exactly that: a precise 2-meter length with a straight female micro connector on one end and bare wire pigtail on the other. Ideal for custom integrations or extending drops from your NMEA2000 backbone, it ensures seamless data flow for GPS, depth sounders, and engine monitors.

Unlike bulkier alternatives, its slim micro design slips easily into tight console spaces, reducing clutter while maintaining signal integrity over the full length. Anglers and cruisers alike rely on this for rock-solid performance during long offshore runs.

Key Features That Stand Out

• Straight Female Micro Connector: Fits standard NMEA2000 T-connectors and device ports for quick, secure plug-and-play setup.
• Bare Wire Pigtail: 2-meter tinned copper wires allow flexible splicing into power sources or custom harnesses, perfect for hidden routing.
• Marine-Grade Durability: Double-shielded construction resists corrosion, UV exposure, and vibration from rough seas.
• Compact and Flexible: Thin profile bends without kinking, easing installation behind panels or through bulkheads.
• Certified Compliance: Meets NMEA2000 standards for low-loss data transmission up to 1 Mbps.

Real-World Benefits for Boaters

Picture this: You're mid-tournament, and your fishfinder data lags. With this cable's robust shielding, interference from nearby radios or motors becomes a non-issue. The pigtail end empowers DIY tweaks—like daisy-chaining multiple sensors—without proprietary connectors locking you in.

Its 2-meter span strikes the sweet spot for most helm stations, avoiding excess slack that invites snags. Over time, the tinned wires fend off galvanic corrosion better than bare copper, extending service life in brackish environments. Boaters report fewer network dropouts, translating to safer navigation and sharper fishing edges.

Detailed Specifications at a Glance

Step-by-Step Installation Tips

1. Plan your route: Measure from T-connector to device, ensuring the 2-meter length fits without tension.
2. Prep the pigtail: Strip insulation from bare ends, twist strands, and crimp ring terminals for secure connections.
3. Match colors: NET-S (white), NET-C (blue), 12V+ (red), 12V- (black) align with NMEA2000 standards.
4. Secure the micro end: Push firmly until it clicks into the female port; a gentle tug confirms the lock.
5. Test the network: Power up and use a diagnostic tool to verify no bus errors or dropouts.
6. Protect joints: Apply heat-shrink tubing or dielectric grease to bare wire splices for extra moisture defense.

Pro tip: In high-vibration areas, zip-tie the cable every 30 cm to prevent chafing against sharp edges.

Perfect Compatibility Across Your Setup

Designed for Furuno's ecosystem like TZtouch, NavNet, and DRS radars, it also plays nice with third-party NMEA2000 gear from brands like Garmin, Lowrance, and Simrad. Use it as a drop cable from backbone stubs or to wire in transducers and autopilot pumps. Just ensure total network length stays under 100 meters for optimal speed.

Why This Cable Outshines the Rest

Furuno's engineering focuses on longevity—thicker power conductors handle peak loads from power-hungry plotters, while precise impedance matching cuts noise. Skip cheap knockoffs prone to early failures; this one's backed by marine pros who value uptime over up-front savings. For expanding networks without headaches, it's the go-to choice.

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