Enhance your marine electronics setup with the Raymarine RayNet to RayNet Cable, a vital 2-meter link designed for seamless device integration on the water. This high-quality networking cable ensures reliable data transfer between compatible Raymarine multifunction displays, sonar modules, and other peripherals, keeping your navigation and fishing systems synchronized even in demanding offshore conditions. Whether you're upgrading your helm station or expanding your network, this cable delivers the performance boaters trust for crystal-clear sonar imagery, precise chartplotting, and uninterrupted radar feeds.

Unlock Reliable Network Connectivity

In the world of marine electronics, a stable network is the backbone of your boating experience. The RayNet to RayNet Cable uses Raymarine's proprietary Etherlike technology, featuring waterproof, pre-mated connectors that lock securely and resist corrosion from saltwater exposure. At 2 meters (about 6.6 feet), it strikes the perfect balance for compact installations without excess cabling cluttering your console. Daisy-chain multiple devices effortlessly—connect your multifunction display to a sonar sounder module or link it to additional sensors for a fully integrated system that responds instantly to your commands.

Boaters often face challenges with loose connections or signal dropouts during rough seas. This cable minimizes those risks with its rugged construction, including UV-resistant outer sheathing and strain relief at the ends. Real-world users report fewer glitches when networking Axiom series displays, allowing focus on the horizon rather than troubleshooting wiring.

Engineered for Extreme Marine Environments

Raymarine builds gear that thrives where others falter. This cable withstands submersion, extreme temperatures from freezing decks to scorching sun decks, and constant vibration from engine rumble. Its black jacket blends discreetly with most console designs while providing flexibility for tight routing behind panels.

Think of it as the unsung hero in your setup: while your displays steal the show with vibrant screens and intuitive interfaces, this cable quietly powers the data flow. It's not just about connectivity—it's about peace of mind knowing your electronics won't let you down when spotting fish or plotting a safe course home.

Simple Installation for Any Skill Level

Setting up your network doesn't require a marine electrician. Plug one end into the RayNet port on your primary device, like an Axiom Pro multifunction display, and the other into your CP100 sonar module or next network node. No tools needed—the twist-and-lock mechanism secures in seconds. For longer runs, combine with spur cables or extenders to customize your layout.

Pro tip: Route the cable away from high-voltage lines and exhaust paths to optimize signal integrity. Test your network post-install by powering up and verifying data sharing across devices. If you're retrofitting an older e-Series or c-Series system, this cable bridges generations effortlessly, breathing new life into legacy setups.

Broad Compatibility Across Raymarine Systems

Versatile by design, this cable pairs perfectly with Axiom Pro 16-inch displays and extends to e-Series and c-Series multifunction units. It's ideal for anglers linking sonar modules for detailed bottom contours or cruisers networking radars and AIS for collision avoidance. Ensure your devices feature RayNet ports for plug-and-play simplicity—most modern Raymarine MFDs do.

Expand your horizons: Add thermal cameras for night ops or instruments for real-time wind data. The 2-meter length suits flybridge helms or center consoles, preventing strain on ports during vessel flex.

Maximize Performance and Longevity

To get the most from your investment, maintain your cable by rinsing with fresh water after saltwater exposure and inspecting connectors for wear. Store spares onboard for quick swaps. Paired with Raymarine's ecosystem, it supports software updates that unlock new features like advanced fishfinding algorithms.

Boaters rave about how this cable eliminates bottlenecks, delivering smoother operation than generic Ethernet alternatives that lack marine-grade sealing. It's a small component with outsized impact on your on-water adventures.