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Upgrading your marine electronics setup doesn't have to mean replacing every cable in your arsenal. The Raymarine RayNet to RJ45 Female Adapter steps in as the perfect bridge for boaters transitioning from older radar systems to the sleek, high-speed RayNet networking found on modern multifunction displays (MFDs). Clocking in at a compact 100mm length, this adapter ensures seamless connectivity without the bulk, keeping your helm clutter-free and your signal strong.
Imagine effortlessly linking your legacy Digital Radar cables—those trusty RJ45-terminated ones—to the latest HS-5 Network Switch or directly into the back of Axiom, eS, or gS Series MFDs. No more compatibility headaches or makeshift solutions that compromise waterproofing. This adapter's thoughtful design makes it a go-to for savvy skippers who value reliability on the water.
In the world of boating, water finds a way. Standard RJ45 connectors fail fast in wet conditions, leading to intermittent connections or total outages mid-voyage. This adapter's gland creates an IPX6-level seal around your RJ45 plug, maintaining gigabit Ethernet speeds even in pounding waves.
This adapter shines when adapting older Raymarine Digital Radars (like pathfinder series with RJ45 cables) to RayNet-equipped systems. It's your ticket to:
Pro Tip: Check your radar cable ends—if it's a male RJ45, this female adapter pairs perfectly. For networked radars, it preserves Power over Ethernet (PoE) functionality, powering your dome or array without extra runs.
No tools required beyond what's in your basic boating kit:
Takes under 2 minutes, and you're back to crystal-clear radar returns. Always route cables away from high-power sources to minimize interference.
Boat owners rave about how this adapter future-proofs their investment. Instead of discarding functional radars during an MFD upgrade, you extend their life while unlocking RayNet's faster data throughput—smoother chart overlays, quicker radar pings, and multi-device harmony.
It's not just about connection; it's peace of mind. Fewer failure points mean less troubleshooting at sea, more time fishing or cruising. Plus, its low-profile design integrates invisibly into custom dash builds.
It converts an RJ45 male connector from older Digital Radar cables into a RayNet-compatible connection, with a watertight gland for marine use. Ideal for linking legacy radars to new HS-5 switches or Axiom/eS/gS MFDs.
Yes, the RJ45 female end features a gland that creates a watertight seal when you insert an RJ45 plug, protecting against saltwater intrusion and splashes.
It's 100mm (about 4 inches) long, making it perfect for compact installations without excess cable slack.
It works directly with RayNet ports on Axiom (a-Series), eS-Series, gS-Series multifunction displays, and the HS-5 Network Switch.
Absolutely—it passes PoE, allowing networked radars to draw power through the same cable while maintaining full Ethernet speeds.
It's optimized for Raymarine Digital Radars with RJ45 cables, but may work with other Ethernet-based marine radars if they match the pinout—test in calm conditions first.
Slide the RJ45 plug into the female socket, then tighten the gland nut by hand until snug. Avoid over-tightening to prevent cable damage.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jul 23 - Jul 28
US$40
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