Raymarine Autopilot Backbone Cable Kit, 5m SeaTalkng – Hungary-Made Cable

Establish a robust and reliable network connection for your marine autopilot system with the Raymarine T16012 Autopilot Backbone Cable Kit. This essential kit is specifically designed to facilitate seamless, high-speed data communication between your Raymarine X-Series corepacks (X-10, X-30, X-CAN, X-SOL) and the ST70 Autopilot Control Head, ensuring precise heading and navigation commands. Featuring marine-grade components, including a 5-meter backbone cable proudly made in Hungary, this kit provides the foundational infrastructure for superior onboard electronics integration. Upgrade your vessel's navigation system today for enhanced confidence on the water.

In the Box:

• 2 x STNG T-piece connectors (A06028)
• 2 x Backbone terminators (A06031)
• 1 x 5-meter Backbone cable (A06036)

Key Benefits:

• Seamless System Integration: Connects Raymarine X-series corepacks (X-10, X-30, X-CAN, X-SOL) directly to your ST70 Autopilot Control Head for a fully integrated navigation experience.
• Enhanced Signal Integrity: Includes two backbone terminators (A06031) essential for improving signal quality, preventing interference, and ensuring proper data transmission across your SeaTalkng network.
• Expandable Network Connectivity: Two STNG T-piece connectors (A06028) provide secure spur connection points for additional SeaTalkng compatible displays, instruments, sensors, or power cables, allowing for future system expansion.
• Durable Marine-Grade Construction: Every component is engineered for the harsh marine environment, featuring waterproof, threaded connectors to prevent signal loss due to vibration or corrosion, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Optimal Data & Power Delivery: The included 5-meter backbone cable (A06036), made in Hungary, efficiently carries both data and power to attached devices, centralizing your network's vital functions.

Compatibility & Pairings:

This kit is designed for use with Raymarine X-Series corepacks (X-10, X-30, X-CAN, X-SOL) and the ST70 Autopilot Control Head. It utilizes the SeaTalkng protocol, ensuring broad compatibility within the Raymarine ecosystem and NMEA 2000 networks.