Enhance your marine electronics setup with the Raymarine 400mm Elbow Spur Cable, designed specifically for seamless integration into SeaTalk^ng networks. This compact 1.3-foot cable features right-angle elbow connectors that save precious space behind your displays and instruments, making it ideal for tight console installations on recreational boats and light commercial vessels.

Understanding SeaTalk^ng Spur Cables

SeaTalk^ng is Raymarine's robust, NMEA 2000-compatible backbone network that links autopilots, multifunction displays, sensors, and instruments with plug-and-play simplicity. Unlike straight cables, the elbow spur design routes connections at a 90-degree angle, preventing cable clutter and strain in confined areas like helm stations. This 400mm length strikes the perfect balance for short runs from the backbone to nearby devices, ensuring signal integrity without excess wiring.

Perfect Compatibility for Your Setup

Engineered to work flawlessly with key Raymarine components, this spur cable supports:

• CP100 Sonar Sounder Module
• Multifunction Displays
• E and C Series Widescreen chartplotters
• G Series glass bridge systems
• ST70 multifunction instruments

Whether you're upgrading an existing network or building a new one, this cable ensures reliable data flow for navigation, sonar, and engine data across your vessel.

Key Features and Build Quality

• Elbow Connectors: Right-angle plugs minimize bend radius and protect against wear in high-vibration marine environments.
• Compact 400mm Length: Reduces weight and simplifies routing without compromising performance.
• Durable Construction: UV-resistant jacket and tinned conductors withstand saltwater exposure, extreme temperatures, and constant motion.
• Color-Coded Design: White outer sheath with black accents for easy identification in complex wiring harnesses.

Installation Tips for Optimal Performance

Connecting your SeaTalk^ng devices is straightforward:

1. Locate an available T-piece or backbone terminator on your network backbone.
2. Plug one end of the elbow spur into the T-piece and the other into your device, aligning the keyed connectors to avoid forcing them.
3. Secure cables with ties away from heat sources and moving parts.
4. Power cycle the network to verify all devices communicate—look for solid LED indicators on powered nodes.

For best results, maintain proper backbone topology: spurs under 1 meter, total network drop less than 3 meters from the backbone. This setup delivers low-latency data for real-time charting and autopilot control.

Why Boaters Trust This Cable

In the demanding world of boating, where fog, waves, and salt conspire against electronics, this spur cable stands out for its proven resilience. Anglers rely on it for uninterrupted sonar feeds during long hauls, while cruisers appreciate the clutter-free helm that keeps focus on the horizon. Its rugged build supports Raymarine's reputation for gear that performs when it counts, backed by comprehensive manufacturer support.

Caring for Your Network Cabling

To maximize longevity, inspect connections seasonally for corrosion—clean with fresh water and dielectric grease if needed. Avoid sharp bends or exposed runs near antennas to prevent interference. Proper care ensures your SeaTalk^ng system remains responsive season after season.