Furuno HUB102 Marinized 5 Port Ethernet Hub [HUB102]
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HUB102 5-Port Marinized Ethernet HubHUB102 Marinized Ethernet Hub, designed to simplify marine connectivity with up to gigabit speed performance. Supporting...
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HUB102 5-Port Marinized Ethernet Hub
HUB102 Marinized Ethernet Hub, designed to simplify marine connectivity with up to gigabit speed performance. Supporting multiple sensors and Furuno Multi-Function Displays (MFDs), the HUB102 features water-resistant connections and sealed covers to protect unused data ports. With LED indicators for power and port status, setup is a breeze—plug in peripherals, and they’re instantly detected. Expand any NavNet TZtouch system effortlessly by adding up to six HUB102s to the network.
Features:
- Five Ethernet ports with twist-lock waterproof connectors
- Transfer speed: Gigabit full duplex, 10Mbps/100Mbps half/full duplex
- Connect up to (6) HUB102 for expanded network capabilities
- Compatible with virtually all Ethernet devices
- LED status indicators for power and network ports
- Simple bulkhead or deck mounting with no setup required
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Furuno HUB102 Marinized 5 Port Ethernet Hub [HUB102]
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