Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit
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Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit Product Description
Simplify Your Boat's Electronics Network with the Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit
Setting up a reliable marine electronics network doesn't have to be a tangled mess of wires and guesswork. The Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit provides everything you need to kick off a robust, waterproof backbone for your onboard instruments, autopilots, chartplotters, and more. Designed for the relentless demands of saltwater adventures, this kit bridges older SeaTalk systems to modern NMEA 2000 standards, letting you integrate Raymarine gear seamlessly while future-proofing your setup.
Whether you're retrofitting a classic sailboat or wiring a new center console, this starter kit cuts through installation headaches. Its plug-and-play components mean less time crimping connectors and more time on the water, enjoying precise data sharing across your displays—from wind speeds to engine telemetry.
Kit Components: Built for Easy Expansion
Every piece in this kit serves a purpose in creating a solid network foundation:
- SeaTalkng 5-Way Connector (A06064): The heart of your backbone, allowing up to five connections for spurs or extensions. Its devicenet-style locking ensures a secure, vibration-proof fit even in rough seas.
- SeaTalkng Backbone Terminators (A06031 x2): Essential 120-ohm resistors placed at each end of the backbone to prevent signal reflections and maintain data integrity over long runs.
- SeaTalkng Spur Cable, 3m (A06040): Connects your first Raymarine device—like an i50 instrument or Evolution autopilot—directly to the 5-way hub without cluttering the main line.
- SeaTalkng Power Cable (A06049): Delivers clean 12V power to the entire network, complete with inline fuse protection to safeguard against shorts.
These marine-grade, UV-resistant cables withstand submersion, corrosion, and extreme temperatures, outperforming generic NMEA 2000 alternatives in longevity.
Step-by-Step Installation Tips for Flawless Performance
Installation is straightforward, but a few pro tips ensure optimal results:
- Plan Your Backbone: Lay out a single backbone cable run along your boat's gunwales or console, keeping total length under 100 meters for best signal quality. Use T-connectors for branches later.
- Power It Right: Connect the power insertion point near your battery switch, observing polarity (red positive, black ground). This powers all drop devices without separate feeds.
- Terminate Properly: Always cap both backbone ends with terminators—one at the power end, one at the farthest point.
- Test Spurs: Limit spur drops to 6 meters each; longer runs can introduce dropouts. Plug in your device, and watch data flow instantly on multifunction displays.
- SeaTalk Legacy Bridge: Use optional converters to link older SeaTalk1 gear, preserving investments in ST60 or ST40 instruments.
Common pitfall? Forgetting terminators—symptoms include intermittent data loss. Double-check, and your network hums reliably from harbor to horizon.
Why SeaTalkng Outshines Traditional Wiring
Unlike point-to-point wiring that balloons complexity with every new sensor, SeaTalkng creates a digital highway. Benefits boaters notice immediately:
- Shared Intelligence: One wind transducer feeds depth sounders, autopilots, and radars simultaneously—no duplicate sensors.
- Rugged Reliability: Double-shielded cables resist EMI from engines and VHF radios, ensuring glitch-free performance mid-race.
- Scalable Growth: Add AIS receivers, thermal cameras, or smart transducers without rewiring the boat.
- User-Friendly Diagnostics: Raymarine MFDs display network health, spotlighting issues like low voltage or missing terminators.
- Proven in Extremes: Tested on offshore racers and fishing charters, where downtime isn't an option.
Seamless Integration Across Raymarine and NMEA Ecosystems
Fully NMEA 2000 certified, this kit plays nice with Raymarine's Axiom, Element, and legacy lines, plus third-party devices like Actisense gateways or Lowrance transducers. Drop in an i70s multifunction sensor or p70s autopilot control head, and data syncs effortlessly. For mixed fleets, adapters extend compatibility to Simrad or Garmin, creating a unified helm.
Long-Term Care for Peak Network Uptime
After setup, rinse connections with fresh water post-salt exposure. Inspect for chafe annually, especially where cables route through bulkheads. Update Raymarine firmware via microSD for enhanced protocols. With proper care, expect years of trouble-free service, backed by Raymarine's commitment to marine durability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices can I connect to the SeaTalkng Starter Kit?
This kit supports Raymarine instruments like i40/i50 series, Evolution autopilots, Axiom chartplotters, and any NMEA 2000-certified gear. Use spur cables for drops and extend the backbone as needed.
Is the SeaTalkng network drop-resistant and waterproof?
Yes, connectors feature IPX6/IPX7 ratings for submersion up to 1 meter. Double O-rings and locking collars prevent disconnection from waves or impacts.
How do I power the SeaTalkng backbone?
Insert the included power cable at one end, connecting to a 12V DC switched supply with at least 3A capacity. Fuse protection is built-in for safety.
Can I mix SeaTalkng with older SeaTalk1 equipment?
Absolutely—use a SeaTalk to SeaTalkng converter cable (sold separately) to integrate legacy ST40 or ST60 displays without replacement.
What's the maximum backbone length for reliable operation?
Up to 100 meters total, including extensions. Keep individual spur lengths under 6 meters to avoid signal degradation.
Do I need additional terminators for network expansion?
The kit includes two for the starter backbone. Only add more if creating branches—standard rule is one terminator per network end.
How does SeaTalkng improve data sharing on my boat?
It enables plug-and-play data broadcast, so one GPS feeds all displays, wind data drives the autopilot, and engine info appears everywhere—instantly and accurately.
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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Raymarine T70134 Features & Benefits
- High-Performance Products Proven In The Harshest Of Environments
- Built To Last Longer Life
- Rugged Design And Reliability
- Easy To Install
- Limited 2 Year Warranty
Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit
SeaTalkng is a robust cabling and connection system compatible with NMEA 2000, built specifically for the marine environment comprising a powered single backbone with two terminators, one at each end.
The SeaTalk to SeaTalkng Starter Kit is the perfect way to get started with your SeaTalkng compatible Raymarine product.
The 5-way connector forms the start of your SeaTalkng backbone and your SeaTalkng product is connected via a Spur Cable.
What's in the kit?
A06064: SeaTalkng 5-way Connector
A06031: SeaTalkng Backbone Terminator (x2)
A06040: SeaTalkng Spur Cable 3M
A06049: SeaTalkng Power Cable
SeaTalkNG is a sturdy and durable cabling and connection system compatible with NMEA 2000, specially built for the marine environment, including a single backbone network with two independent power supplies...
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Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit Technical Specifications
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| Vendor: |
Raymarine |
| Weight: |
0.7 lb |
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Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit Shipping & Return
| Shipping Weight: |
0.7 lb |
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| Box Sizes: |
7.00 (h) x 9.00 (w) x 10.00 (l) |
| Cubic Feet: |
630.0 |
| Returnable: |
Yes |
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