This Bonaire wiring loom cable provides a solid, extended connection for your evaporative cooler or heating system's low voltage controls. At 20 metres long with a 4-pin connection, it’s designed to link up Bonaire Navigator controllers, giving you flexibility on those trickier installs where the wall controller isn't right next to the unit. We've all been there, needing that extra length to tidy up a long cable run and avoid splices.

It's a genuine Bonaire part, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance, which is crucial for keeping your comfort systems running smoothly through Australian summers or chilly winters. No one wants to chase intermittent faults from a dodgy connection.

Best For

• HVAC service technicians replacing faulty wiring.
• Installers needing extended reach for Bonaire wall controllers.
• Maintenance teams ensuring reliable control system communication.
• Competent DIY owners maintaining Bonaire evaporative coolers or ducted heaters.

Compatibility

This wiring loom is specifically designed for Bonaire systems. It features a 4-pin connection and is suited for use with Bonaire Navigator Controllers. Its low voltage rating makes it ideal for control circuit applications in Bonaire evaporative coolers and ducted gas heaters.

If you're running a different model or brand, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Extended Length: Generous 20-metre cable provides flexibility for various installation layouts.
• Low Voltage Application: Suited for control and communication circuits, typically found in thermostats and system controllers.
• 4-Pin Connection: Standardised connector for Bonaire Navigator Controller compatibility.
• Genuine Bonaire Part: Ensures correct fit and reliable operation with Bonaire equipment.
• LV TEK 698 Designation: Identifies the specific cable type for accurate part replacement.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1x Bonaire Wiring Loom Connection Cable (20 metres, 4-pin)

Using It on the Job

1. Isolate Power: Always ensure the main power to the Bonaire unit is switched off at the circuit breaker and locked out before commencing any wiring work.
2. Identify Connection Points: Locate the low voltage communication ports on both the Bonaire unit (e.g., evaporative cooler or ducted heater) and the Navigator wall controller.
3. Route the Cable: Carefully run the 20-metre cable, ensuring it’s protected from damage, pinch points, and excessive heat. Use appropriate cable ties or conduit where necessary.
4. Connect Securely: Plug the 4-pin connectors firmly into their respective sockets on both ends. Double-check for proper seating.
5. Verify Operation: Once connections are made and secured, restore power and test the full functionality of the Bonaire Navigator controller, ensuring all modes and settings operate as expected.
6. Document Work: Note the cable replacement in your service log or on the unit's maintenance sticker.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• This cable is for low voltage control circuits only; do not connect to mains voltage.
• Only compatible with Bonaire Navigator Controllers requiring a 4-pin low voltage connection.
• Ensure proper cable routing to prevent physical damage or exposure to extreme temperatures.
• Electrical work should always be performed by a licensed electrician or competent person following all Australian standards and Safe Work guidance.

When pulling this long cable, always use a draw wire or fish tape in conduits. A bit of cable lubricant can save you a heap of grief and prevent insulation damage, especially on those hot days when the conduit is a bit tight.

Pair this wiring loom with a new Bonaire Wall Controller or a replacement Bonaire Control Board for a complete system overhaul. You might also find other Bonaire Spares useful for routine maintenance.