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The Veratron NMEA 2000 Backbone Cable is a 30 meter gray run with one NMEA 2000 connector and one open end.
The open end is the useful part. A cable with a molded plug on both ends has to be threaded through every bulkhead and conduit with the plug leading, and a plug is far bigger than the cable. With one end bare the cable pulls through first and the connector goes on afterward, which turns an awkward run into a straightforward one.
A backbone is the trunk of an NMEA 2000 network, with instruments dropping off it rather than daisy-chaining to each other. At 98 feet this is the long run, for a backbone spanning a large vessel bow to stern. Veratron notes it cannot be returned to the point of purchase, so any issue goes direct to the manufacturer. Explore more marine networking.
The Veratron NMEA 2000 Backbone Cable is a 30 meter gray run with one NMEA 2000 connector and one open end.
The open end is the useful part. A cable with a molded plug on both ends has to be threaded through every bulkhead and conduit with the plug leading, and a plug is far bigger than the cable. With one end bare the cable pulls through first and the connector goes on afterward, which turns an awkward run into a straightforward one.
A backbone is the trunk of an NMEA 2000 network, with instruments dropping off it rather than daisy-chaining to each other. At 98 feet this is the long run, for a backbone spanning a large vessel bow to stern. Veratron notes it cannot be returned to the point of purchase, so any issue goes direct to the manufacturer. Explore more marine networking.
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