Raymarine

Raymarine RayNet Male to RayNet Female Right Angle Adaptor

£35.00
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A80262
A compact RayNet right-angle adaptor for routing RayNet cables through tight bends at a device port, where a straight cable would create an unacceptable bend radius.

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Description

The Raymarine A80262 is a RayNet (Male) to RayNet (Female) right-angle adaptor. It plugs directly into a RayNet device port (male end) and presents a right-angle female socket for the incoming cable, allowing a cable to exit at 90 degrees to the port face. This is particularly useful where a chartplotter or module is mounted flush to a panel and the straight cable exit would create a tight bend. The adaptor is compact and features the waterproof locking RayNet connector system.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Male-to-female right-angle design for 90-degree cable exit at device ports
  • Waterproof locking RayNet connectors on both sides
  • Prevents tight bending of cables where clearance behind the device is limited
  • Compatible with any device equipped with a standard RayNet Male port

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Cable

LengthAdaptor (no cable length — rigid)
Connector ARayNet Male (connects to device port)
Connector BRayNet Female, right-angle (accepts cable)

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When should I use the RayNet right-angle adaptor?
Use it where a display or module is mounted flush to a panel and a straight cable would bend too sharply at the port. The adaptor plugs into the device's RayNet port and turns the cable exit through 90 degrees, protecting the connector and easing the cable run.