Oceanic Systems
NMEA2000 power adaptor
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3890
Stabilised 24 Volt to NMEA2000 power adaptor delivering the standard 13.6 Volts at up to 6 Amps to the network.
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Description
The Oceanic Systems 3890 is a 24 Volt power adaptor that lets a standard NMEA2000 network be powered from a vessel's 24 Volt supply. The 24 Volt input can vary from 17 to 32 Volts while the fully stabilised unit holds the output steady, providing the NMEA2000 standard 13.6 Volts at up to 6 Amps, which is enough to power any normal network. It is robustly built to the IEC60945 standard for high reliability.
The adaptor connects to the network through a two metre power Tee that carries the standard Micro plug and socket, so it drops into the NMEA2000 trunk or backbone cable. It is supplied complete with the two metre power Tee cable, a mounting bracket and screws, crimp connectors for the 24 Volt input and full installation instructions.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Powers an NMEA2000 network from a 24 V supply
- Wide 17 to 32 Volt input
- Stabilised 13.6 Volt NMEA2000 output
- 6 Amp output capability
- 2 metre power Tee with Micro plug and socket
- Mounting bracket, screws and crimps included
- Built to IEC60945
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Key specifications
| Input voltage | 17 to 32 Volts DC |
| Output voltage | 13.6 Volts DC (NMEA2000 standard) |
| Output current | 6 Amperes |
Connection
| Network connection | 2 metre power Tee with Micro plug and socket |
Physical
| Size | 90 mm long x 88 mm wide |
| Weight | Approx 450 g |
Environmental
| Degree of protection | IP40 |
| Storage temperature | -40 C to 70 C |
Certification
| Standards | IEC60945, CE and FCC |
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What does the 3890 provide?
It powers a standard NMEA2000 network from a 24 Volt supply, holding a stabilised 13.6 Volt output at up to 6 Amps even as the input varies between 17 and 32 Volts.
How does it connect to the network?
Through a two metre power Tee fitted with the standard Micro plug and socket, so it is inserted into the NMEA2000 trunk or backbone cable.
