NMEA 2000 - Terminators
NMEA2000 network need terminating resistors at either end to terminate or close the NMEA 2000 network and should be installed on one side of a T-connector.
One female and one male is required for a proper NMEA2000 installation.
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NMEA2000 network standard, compatible with other manufacturer's NMEA2000 products
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120 ohm resistor
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Waterproof rating IP68
NMEA 2000 Inline-terminator
The inline terminator can be used at the end of a NMEA2000 backbone to terminate the backbone and still allow for a single device to be used after the terminator.
Use the inline terminator between the backbone cable and your compatible NMEA2000 device to neatly terminate the network without a T-connector and standard terminator.
It can for example be used to connect a compatible NMEA2000 device in the top of a sailboat mast.
The inline terminator works like a normal terminator and will terminate the NMEA2000 network.
It will function properly as an end terminator even if there’s nothing connected to the other end of the inline terminator.
Here you can find answers to some popular questions, for anything else please contact us by email or by phone and we'll be happy to help.
- How to identify and order a new or replacement level sender
- What is NMEA 2000?
- How to decide the length of a sender
- What's the difference between the S3 and S5 senders?
- How to test a sender
- How to test a gauge
- What's the difference between European and American resistance?
- Connecting two senders to one gauge
- Connecting two gauges to one senders
- Tachometer FAQ's
- Replacing a floating arm sender
- Sender Identification Chart
- Discontinued Senders - a list of discontinued senders