Unlock Seamless Integration with Raymarine Networking

Connecting your SiriusXM satellite receiver to a Raymarine multifunction display has never been simpler. This specialized interface cable bridges the gap between InfoLINK and RayNet protocols, enabling direct data flow for SR200 systems. Mariners rely on this 2-meter connection to stream weather updates, satellite radio, and offshore data straight to their helm displays without wireless hassles.

Whether you're outfitting a sportfisher or a weekend cruiser, this cable ensures reliable performance where signal dropouts aren't an option. It eliminates compatibility headaches, letting you focus on the water ahead.

Precision Engineering for Demanding Conditions

Crafted with marine-grade materials, this black cable withstands saltwater spray, UV exposure, and constant vibration. Its rugged jacket protects against abrasion during installation and years of use on deck. Unlike generic adapters, it's purpose-built for Raymarine ecosystems, guaranteeing plug-and-play reliability.

• Exact length: 2 meters for flexible routing in tight console spaces
• Secure RayNet connector on one end, InfoLINK on the other
• Shielded internals to minimize interference from nearby electronics
• Compact design that fits neatly behind panels

Boaters report fewer network glitches and faster data refresh rates after swapping in this cable, making it a staple for serious offshore setups.

Perfect Fit for SR200 SiriusXM Systems

Designed exclusively for the SR200 receiver, it transforms your satellite tuner into a networked powerhouse. Pull in high-definition radar overlays, predictive weather routing, and crystal-clear audio channels directly through your Raymarine chartplotter or instrument display.

Compatible with popular MFD series, it supports expanded sensor sharing across your vessel. No more juggling separate apps or Bluetooth pairings—everything syncs over the RayNet backbone for a unified interface.

Installation Tips from Seasoned Installers

Getting this cable online takes minutes. Start by powering down your electronics. Plug the RayNet end into an available port on your display or network switch, then connect the InfoLINK side to the SR200 unit. Route the cable along existing harnesses using zip ties to avoid snags. Test the link by checking for the SR200 icon on your MFD home screen—solid green means you're good to go.

For multi-station boats, daisy-chain it through a RayNet hub to distribute SiriusXM data vessel-wide. Pro tip: Apply dielectric grease to connectors for extra corrosion resistance in humid climates.

Elevate Your On-Water Entertainment and Safety

Beyond basic connectivity, this cable unlocks advanced features like animated weather graphics and XM audio presets accessible from the helm. Captains love how it integrates with autopilot systems for distraction-free navigation during long passages.

Investing in quality cabling like this pays off in reduced downtime and sharper decision-making. It's the quiet hero of any Raymarine installation, ensuring your electronics perform when it counts most.