Digital Yacht NMEA2000 Starter Kit

The Digital Yacht NMEA2000 Starter Kit (Model: ZDIGN2KIT) is a must - have for marine electronics. This all - in - one box has everything you need. It features metal connectors and fewer T - Piece connections, which greatly boost reliability. The standard 'Micro C' connectors make it a breeze to expand your network in the future. NMEA2000 is the industry standard for interconnecting marine devices. It uses a simple backbone structure with terminators at each cable end and allows devices to connect via drop cables. The bus needs power, and waterproof connectors ensure maximum reliability and easy plug - and - play installation. This starter kit enables up to 3 devices like AIS, plotter, and autopilot to interconnect. It comes with terminators and a power cable. It uses high - quality, nickel - plated metal connectors instead of unreliable plastic ones. The unique 6 - way extension block forms a neat and compact backbone, perfect for behind the helm. It's suitable for DIYers and boat builders seeking an easy and cost - effective solution. The connection system works with all leading brands and can be expanded using standard components. What's in the box: a Smart 4 - Way T - Piece 'Backbone', a 1m (3ft) Power Cable with in - line fuse, a 1m (3ft) 'Drop Cable', and a pair of removable network terminators.

Using the Digital Yacht NMEA2000 Starter Kit is easy. First, connect the Smart 4 - Way T - Piece 'Backbone' as the main structure. Then, attach the terminators at each end of the cabling. Next, use the drop cables to connect your devices such as AIS, plotter, and autopilot. Connect the power cable with the in - line fuse to provide power to the bus. When expanding the network, just use the standard 'Micro C' connectors. For maintenance, regularly check the metal connectors for any signs of corrosion. Keep the waterproof connectors clean and dry. If you need to remove the terminators, do it gently. When not in use, store the kit in a cool and dry place. Make sure to follow the basic safety rules when handling electrical components.