Raymarine E65011 DSM300 to C-Series Converter Cable 10M
Product Description
This Raymarine E65011 DSM300 to C-Series Converter Cable is the ideal solution for maritime professionals and water sports enthusiasts looking to upgrade or adapt their navigation system. The cable is specifically designed to seamlessly connect your Raymarine DSM300 digital sounder module (DSM) with your classic Raymarine C-Series multifunction display (MFD).
The high quality of the cable ensures reliable and stable data transfer, which is essential for accurate sonar performance. With a length of 10 metres, this cable provides sufficient reach to place the DSM300 module in a suitable, dry location on your boat, away from other electronic interference sources.
Whether you are fishing in deep water or want to accurately display the bottom structure, this converter cable is a crucial component for a functional and effective Raymarine marine electronics system. Ensure a direct and correct connection between your important equipment with this original Raymarine product.
Main Features
- Seamless Conversion: Enables connection between a Raymarine DSM300 sounder module and a classic Raymarine C-Series display.
- Essential Upgrade: Perfect for upgrading older systems or replacing damaged cables.
- Optimal Length: The cable has a length of 10 metres (approximately 33 feet) for flexible installation options.
- Reliable Performance: Guarantees a stable and interference-free transfer of sonar and depth data.
- Original Part: This is the original Raymarine part with part number E65011.
Specifications
The Raymarine E65011 DSM300 to C-Series Converter Cable has the following technical specifications:
- Part Number: E65011
- Type: Converter Cable
- Application: Raymarine DSM300 to Raymarine C-Series MFD
- Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with the DSM300 and classic C-Series displays
- Length: 10 metres
- Connectors: Factory-specific Raymarine connectors for a secure and waterproof connection.
- Purpose: Provides power and data connectivity between the devices.
