£20.40
Two termination resistors are required on every NMEA 2000 network, one on each end of the trunk line. Normally, a male termination is used since male pins tend to point back to the power source. In cases where the gender is reversed, a female terminator may be required. The inline terminator is used where the network is terminated at a product, for example a GPS or weather station at the top of a mast. .
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Two termination resistors are required on every NMEA 2000 network, one on each end of the trunk line. Normally, a male termination is used since male pins tend to point back to the power source. In cases where the gender is reversed, a female terminator may be required. The inline terminator is used where the network is terminated at a product, for example a GPS or weather station at the top of a mast. .
| Weight | 0.020000 kg |
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| Dimensions | 13 × 10 × 3 cm |
Double-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a secure connection and simple timesaving installation. The connectors are keyed for error-free connection and they are waterproof for continued operation even while submerged in the bilge.
Double-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a secure connection and simple timesaving installation.
Double-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a secure connection and simple timesaving installation.
Double-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a secure connection and simple timesaving installation. The connectors are keyed for error-free connection and they are waterproof for continued operation even while submerged in the bilge.
Ring/Under Bolt Temperature Probe for DCM100 / TMP100.
Maretron’s USB100 is a gateway for bridging computers to an NMEA network. This allows you to use PC based vessel monitoring and control software like Maretron’s N2KView® or PC based navigation software. The gateway provides one simple connection between the network and the PC, which eliminates conventional multiplexers and the maze of wires usually associated with interfacing equipment to PCs.
Ambient Air Temperature Probe (-20°C to 80°C or -4°F to 176°F).