Radar accessories
Cables, adapters and the voltage converter that connect a radar to its display and power supply. These are accessories, not radars.
Choose your Radar accessories.
Cables, adapters and the voltage converter that connect a radar to its display and power supply. These are accessories, not radars.
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Quantum Data Cable with RayNet Connector
Data cable that links a Quantum radar to a RayNet network.
This is a data cable for a Quantum radar with RayNet connectors on the ends. RayNet is Raymarine's Ethernet-style networking connector, used to carry the radar picture to an Axiom display or network switch. Raymarine lists it in 5, 10, 15 and 25 m lengths, so the run from the radome to the helm decides which one you need.
It is an accessory rather than a radar. A wired connection is the alternative to using Quantum's Wi-Fi link, and the Quantum power supply is a separate lead. Quantum models are sold either without cables or with power and data cables included, so a cable like this is for installations where the radome was bought bare or the run needs changing.
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Quantum Power and Data Adapter
Y-cable that connects a Quantum radar to existing digital radome cabling.
This adapter is a Y-cable that lets a Quantum radome use the cable already run for an older Raymarine digital radome. A Y-cable splits one connector into two, here separating the single older cable into the power and data connections Quantum expects. That can save pulling a new cable through the boat when upgrading.
Raymarine lists it among its radar accessories, as the adapter for connecting a Quantum to the interconnect cable from a Digital or HD Digital scanner. It is an accessory rather than a radar. It suits a replacement job on a boat that already has a digital radome fitted, where the existing cable run is good and the aim is simply to swap the scanner for a Quantum.
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Quantum Radar Power Cable
Bare-wire power cable for a Quantum radar, in 10 m or 15 m.
This is the power lead for a Quantum radome, finished with bare wires at one end so it can be connected to the boat's DC supply or distribution panel. Raymarine lists it in 10 m and 15 m lengths. Quantum runs from 12 V or 24 V and is a low-power radar, drawing 17 W while transmitting, so this is a light cable rather than a heavy feed.
Measure the run from the radome position to the power source before choosing a length, and avoid leaving a long coil in the lead if a shorter one will do. It is an accessory, not a radar. It is for installations where the radome was supplied without cables, or where an existing power lead needs replacing. Data is carried separately, by a data cable or by Wi-Fi.
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Cyclone Power Cable
Power cable for a Cyclone open array radar, in several lengths from 5 m to 25 m.
This is the power cable for a Cyclone or Cyclone Pro pedestal. Cyclone packs include a cable kit, but a different length may be needed when the pedestal is mounted a long way from the helm or the power source. Raymarine lists the cable in lengths from 5 m to 25 m.
It is an accessory, not a radar. The pedestal takes one power connector and one RayNet data connector, so power and data are separate runs. Cyclone also needs the VCM100 voltage converter module in the circuit so that it can run from a 12 V or 24 V supply; the module is supplied with the radar packs. When ordering, measure the actual cable path, with allowance for turns and the drop down the mast or arch, rather than the straight line to the display.
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Digital Radar Cable with RJ45 Connector
Digital radar data cable with RJ45 connectors, 5 m to 25 m.
This is a digital radar cable fitted with RJ45 connectors, the familiar clip-in plug used on computer network cable. It carries the radar picture between a digital radome, such as the HD Radome, and the display or network switch. Raymarine lists it in lengths from 5 m to 25 m.
The RJ45 end is for equipment with that style of socket; the sister cable with RayNet connectors is for equipment with RayNet sockets, which is Raymarine's own marine-grade connector. Check which socket your display or switch has before choosing between the two. It is an accessory, not a radar. If the run needs to be longer than a single cable, a digital radar extension cable joins two lengths together.
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Digital Radar Cable with RayNet Connector
Digital radar data cable with RayNet connectors, 5 m to 25 m.
This is a digital radar cable with RayNet connectors, Raymarine's own sealed marine connector for its network. It carries the radar picture from a digital radome, such as the HD Radome, to an Axiom display or a network switch. Raymarine lists it in lengths from 5 m to 25 m.
The RJ45 version of the same cable is for equipment fitted with ordinary network sockets, so choose by the connector on your display or switch. It is an accessory, not a radar. Measure the actual cable route, with allowance for bends and the climb up the mast, rather than the straight line, and if one cable is not long enough, a digital radar extension cable joins two lengths. Power is supplied separately to the scanner.
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Quantum/Cyclone Data Cable
RayNet data cable that works with both Quantum and Cyclone radars, 5 m to 25 m.
This data cable is listed for both Quantum and Cyclone radars, so it is the one to look at when a boat has either of them and the data run needs replacing or lengthening. Raymarine lists it in lengths from 5 m to 25 m. Data cables carry the radar picture back to the display or network switch; power runs on a separate lead.
It is an accessory, not a radar. Quantum radomes can also send their picture over Wi-Fi, so a cable is optional there, whereas a Cyclone pedestal is connected by a RayNet cable. Measure the real route from the scanner to the display, including bends and the climb up the mast or arch, and pick the next length up. A digital radar extension cable can join two lengths if needed.
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Digital Radar Extension Cable
Extension cable that lengthens a digital radar cable run, 2.5 m, 5 m or 10 m.
This is a short extension lead used to lengthen an existing digital radar cable run. Raymarine lists it in 2.5 m, 5 m and 10 m lengths. It is useful when a radar has been moved, when the original cable is a little short, or when a scanner is replaced and the new position is further from the display.
It is an accessory, not a radar. Every join adds a connection that must be kept dry and tidy, so where a whole new run is practical it is often cleaner to fit a single longer cable instead. Check that the extension matches the connector type on the cable you are extending, RJ45 or RayNet, and that the display or network switch is within the maximum total cable length the radar documentation allows for your scanner.
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VCM100 Voltage Converter Module
Replacement voltage converter module for HD and Magnum open array radars.
The VCM100 is the voltage converter module that sits between the boat's battery supply and certain Raymarine radar scanners. Raymarine lists it as a replacement for HD and Magnum open array radars, and it is also included in the Magnum and Cyclone radar packs. The module lets a radar run from either a 12 V or a 24 V supply, which is why the same pedestal can be fitted to boats with either system.
It is an accessory, not a radar, and is mainly relevant if a module has failed or was not supplied because the pedestal was bought on its own. Ask us before ordering, because the right module depends on the scanner fitted.
The right cable depends on the radar and the display; tell us the radar and we will confirm the parts.
Pairs with an Axiom display
Chart overlay, Doppler colouring and dual range all need the radar and the display working together. We supply them together and commission them together.
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