Specifications

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accurate and reliable; however, they should be used only as aids to navigation and vessel monitoring, and not as a replacement for traditional navigation and vessel monitoring techniques. A prudent

captain or navigator never relies on a single source for navigation or system monitoring information. “NMEA 2000” is a registered trademark of the National Marine Electronics Association.

Multiport boxes allow several drop

cables to be consolidated and

connected back to the trunk, which

eliminates the need to have numerous

tees connected near a single point.

Multiport boxes connect back to the

trunk through a double-ended cordset

and Tee.

Ideal for consolidating many •

connections; for example behind

dashboards

Requires the purchase of an •

additional double-ended cordset

for connection back to the trunk

The Bulkhead Feed-Thru allows ease of

installation through panels or bulkheads

and establishes future connection points

in a network installation. The bulkhead

feed-thru also maintains the integrity

of watertight bulkheads by providing a

waterproof seal and connection.

Features rugged keyways for •

positive alignment of connections

Waterproof rated to IP67•

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.

Screw terminal connector for •

positive connections

Termination resistors are used •

to terminate both ends of the

trunk line

Multiport Box

(Micro-Mid Male Homerun

/ Micro-Mid Female Drops)

Micro Bulkhead

Feed-Thru

Micro Termination

Resistors

MICRO