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NMEA 2000 MICRO-C EXTENSION 30

NMEA 2000 MICRO-C EXTENSION 30

$117.00
$117.00
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The NMEA 2000 MICRO-C EXTENSION 30 is a marine electronic component designed for NMEA 2000 networking systems on modern boats. Available through GodsMods, this cable or sensor enables communication between onboard electronics including chartplotters, autopilots, and instrument displays.

Manufactured with marine-grade tinned copper wire, UV-resistant jacketing, and watertight overmolded connectors meeting NMEA 2000 certification standards. The cable length provides flexibility for network layout, and the Micro-C connectors offer daisy-chain capability for multi-device networks.

Essential for building or expanding a marine electronics network, this component ensures reliable data transmission between all connected devices. The plug-and-play design simplifies installation, and the corrosion-resistant construction provides long-term reliability in the harsh marine environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What length of Atech interconnect cable do I need for my specific application?

The Atech interconnect cable is available in various lengths to suit different routing paths in your vehicle. Measure the exact distance between components and add 10 to 15 percent for slack and routing around obstacles. The Atech cable features weather-resistant connectors and abrasion-resistant jacketing for long-term reliability. Select the Atech cable length that provides clean routing without excessive slack that could snag on moving parts.

Will the atech interconnect cables compatible with NMEA 2000 marine networks?

The Atech interconnect cables are compatible with NMEA 2000 marine network standards if specified for that application. NMEA 2000 Atech cables feature the correct 5-pin M12 connector and drop-cable design for marine electronics networks. The Atech cables maintain the proper impedance and termination requirements for reliable network communication. Verify that the Atech cable connector type matches your network backbone and device requirements.

What connector types are used on the Atech interconnect cable ends?

The Atech interconnect cable uses industry-standard connectors depending on the application including Deutsch, AMP, Molex, or NMEA 2000 M12 connectors. The connectors are pre-terminated and sealed for weather resistance. The Atech cable connector pins are gold or tin-plated for corrosion resistance. Select the Atech cable with the connector that matches your equipment for a plug-and-play installation. Proper installation is key to getting the best results from this upgrade.

Can I cut and terminate the Atech cable to a custom length if needed?

Some Atech cables can be cut to custom length and terminated with field-installable connectors while others are factory-terminated and should not be cut. NMEA 2000 Atech cables are pre-terminated and should not be cut since the connectors require specialized tooling. General-purpose Atech cables with Deutsch or weather-pack connectors can be cut and terminated with the correct crimp tool. Check the Atech cable type before cutting to avoid damaging a pre-terminated assembly.

What is the maximum length of Atech cable I can use without signal degradation?

The maximum length of Atech cable depends on the signal type and cable construction. For NMEA 2000 networks the maximum backbone length is 250 meters with the Atech cable. For sensor and switch signals Atech cable runs up to 50 feet are typically fine without signal degradation. High-current Atech cables for power delivery have no practical length limit within voltage drop considerations. Calculate the voltage drop for long Atech power cable runs to ensure adequate voltage at the device.