Maretron Mid Double-Ended Cordset - 1 Meter - Gray [DM-DG1-DF-01.0]
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Mid Double-Ended Cordset - 1 Meter - GrayDouble-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a...
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Mid Double-Ended Cordset - 1 Meter - Gray
Double-ended cordsets are used for trunk or drop lines and make for a secure connection and simple timesaving installation. The connectors are keyed for error-free connection and are waterproof for continued operation even while submerged in the bilge.
Features:
- Rugged, IP68 rated connectors for continued connection integrity in marine environments
- Various cable lengths to match installatin requirements
- Optimized for voltage drop sensitive networks (long runs) because power pair wires have half the resistance of Micro cable
- Color: Gray
Specifications:
- Connection Gender: Male-Female
- Data Interface: NMEA 2000
- Cable Length (Meters): 1m
- NMEA 2000 Connectors: Backbone/Drop Cables
- Box Dimensions: 1"H x 4"W x 7"L WT: 0.3 lbs
- UPC: 873804001777
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Maretron Mid Double-Ended Cordset - 1 Meter - Gray [DM-DG1-DF-01.0]
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