Raymarine A06044 SeatalkNG 3M Stripped End Spur Cable

The Raymarine A06044 SeatalkNG 3M Stripped End Spur Cable is a critical network interconnect for modern marine electronics systems. Whether you're upgrading an existing chartplotter installation, expanding your networked sensor array, or troubleshooting a compromised cable run, this 3-meter spur cable with stripped wire termination at one end provides the flexibility needed for custom integration and hardwiring scenarios. Built to Raymarine's SeaTalkNG specifications, this cable ensures reliable data and power transmission across integrated navigation, sounder, and autopilot systems.

SeaTalkNG is a NMEA 2000-compatible marine network protocol that consolidates navigation data, sensor readings, and system commands over a single twisted-pair backbone with branch spur connections. The stripped-end design on this Raymarine cable allows technicians to terminate directly into custom junction boxes, waterproof connectors, or panel-mount integration points where pre-molded connectors are impractical. The 3-meter length accommodates mid-cabin to transom cable runs and bridge-to-helm interconnects typical of modern fishing vessels and cruising sailboats, while the robust insulation and marine-grade shielding maintain signal integrity in high-EMI engine room and radar antenna environments.

Serious DIY installers, marine electricians, and boat builders rely on this spur cable for custom SeaTalkNG backbone extensions, redundant sensor feeds, and non-standard helm configurations. It pairs seamlessly with Raymarine's A-series multifunction displays, wireless remotes, and modular sensor suites (transducers, wind vanes, depth pods). Before ordering, verify your system's SeaTalkNG compatibility—this cable is engineered for backbone and spur duties and requires proper termination technique; incorrect installation can degrade network performance or damage displays. Weighing just 2 pounds, it ships ready for immediate integration into existing network diagrams or new vessel builds.