Raymarine 400MM Spur Cable f/SeaTalk^ng

Enhance your marine electronics setup with the Raymarine 400mm Spur Cable, a vital component designed specifically for SeaTalk^ng networks. This compact, high-quality cable serves as the essential link between individual devices and the main backbone, ensuring seamless data transmission across your boating system. Whether you're outfitting a recreational vessel or a light commercial boat, this spur cable delivers the reliability and performance that Raymarine is renowned for in demanding saltwater environments.

Understanding the Role of a SeaTalk^ng Spur Cable

In a SeaTalk^ng network—Raymarine's robust, NMEA 2000-compatible backbone system—spur cables like this 400mm (1.3 feet) model act as short extensions that connect peripherals directly to the network without cluttering the main line. This design minimizes wiring complexity, reduces potential failure points, and keeps your deck tidy. Ideal for tight spaces around multifunction displays (MFDs) or sonar modules, it supports real-time sharing of critical data such as depth, speed, heading, and AIS information among compatible instruments.

Superior Build for Marine Durability

Crafted with marine-grade materials, this spur cable withstands relentless exposure to UV rays, saltwater corrosion, vibration from rough seas, and extreme temperature swings. Its white outer sheath blends discreetly with most console aesthetics while providing a sleek black/white contrast for easy identification during installation. The rugged construction ensures low signal loss and consistent connectivity, even during long offshore passages when every connection counts.

Expanded Compatibility Across Raymarine Systems

Perfectly suited for integration with CP100 sonar sounder modules and multifunction displays, this cable also works seamlessly with E and C Series widescreen chartplotters, G Series glass bridge systems, and ST70 instrument clusters. It enables plug-and-play connectivity for a wide array of SeaTalk^ng devices, from autopilots and radars to thermal cameras and VHF units. By simplifying network expansion, it future-proofs your setup for additional sensors or upgrades without major rewiring.

Practical Benefits for Boaters

• Streamlined Installation: The 400mm length strikes the perfect balance for short runs, preventing excess cable that could snag or wear over time.
• Enhanced Network Performance: Supports high-speed data exchange, crucial for real-time navigation and fishfinding accuracy.
• Space-Saving Design: Keeps wiring organized in crowded helm stations, improving safety and accessibility.
• Proven Reliability: Backed by Raymarine's engineering expertise, it performs flawlessly in the harshest conditions, from tropical storms to arctic waters.

Tips for Optimal Network Setup

To maximize your SeaTalk^ng system's potential, position the backbone along the vessel's centerline for balanced power distribution, then use spur cables like this one for drop-down connections to devices. Always terminate unused ends with proper terminators to maintain signal integrity. Regular inspections for chafing or loose fittings will extend the network's lifespan, ensuring uninterrupted operation season after season.

Why SeaTalk^ng Networks Excel in Modern Boating

Unlike older proprietary systems, SeaTalk^ng offers standardized connectors and diagnostics via Raymarine's network tools, making troubleshooting straightforward. This spur cable contributes to a scalable ecosystem where adding GPS, wind sensors, or engine data monitors is as simple as plugging in. Boaters report fewer dropouts and faster response times, translating to safer, more enjoyable voyages.