Interface Cables and Connectors

The Lowrance 50ft Ethernet Cable connects Lowrance HDS units to other Lowrance Network Devices.

Raymarine Adapter cable for DSM300 to DSM25. Allows the A-Series fishfinders (DSM25) to work with the Digital Sounder Module (DSM30/300) series transducers

This Raymarine Cable is used as your SeaTalk NG Backbone Cable. Length 400mm.

This Raymarine Cable is used as your SeaTalk NG Backbone Cable. Length 1 Meter.

This Raymarine Cable is used as your SeaTalk NG Backbone Cable. Length 5 Meter.

This Raymarine Cable is used as your SeaTalk NG Backbone Cable. Length 20 Meter.

This Raymarine Cable is used as your SeaTalk NG Backbone Cable. Length 9 Meter.

Connect two standard Raynet cables together with the Male to Male Cable Joiner. Length 50mm

This cable is used to connect units with RayNet networks to speak with units with SeaTalk HS networks.

SeaTalk NG power cable to power your SeaTalk NG Network.

View Video on Your Compatible Lowrance HDS Gen2 Touch 9 and 12" units and HDS Carbon.

Simrad 13' Female Micro-C NMEA 2000 Connector to Simnet Connector.

The Garmin GRID Garmin Remote Input Device offers maximum control of your GPSMAP 7x2, 7x2xs,9x2,9x2xs, 10x2, 10x2xs, 12x2,12x2xs, 7600, 7600xsv and  8000 Glass Helm series without ever touching the crystal clear glass display. Rotary knob and joystick enable you to easily navigate thru menus and screens on any number of networked displays.

The Raymarine ITC-5 converts analogue transducer signals for Speed/Temperature, Depth, Wind, Rudder Angle and Fluxgate Compass to SeaTalk NG eliminating the need for multiple ST70 Pods.

Raymarine SeaTalk Ng to DeviceNet (NMEA2000) Male Adapter Cable

Simnet to Micro-C (male) cable used to connect Simnet to NMEA 2000 backbone, .5 meter in length.

Share user data such as waypoints and routes with other compatible Garmin devices with this 10 meter data sharing cable.

This Maretron cable can be used as your NMEA 2000 backbone or drop cable. Length 2 Meter.

Garmin small connector network cable with right angle, 15m (50 feet).