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Garmin 010-10550-00 network ethernet cable 6 ft gray

SKU CH-TSCZ-J54MD MPN 010-10550-00

A six-foot gray marine network cable with RJ45 connectors for extending Garmin device connections

  • TypeOthers
  • ColorGray
  • 6 ft marine network cable extends chartplotter connections
  • Gray jacket blends with helm station colour schemes
  • RJ45 connectors lock securely for vibration resistant links
  • Garmin 010-10550-00 built for saltwater environments

Garmin 6 ft Marine Network Cable

The Garmin 010-10550-00 is a six-foot marine network cable designed for connecting compatible Garmin chartplotters, sensors and displays. It provides a straightforward link for builders assembling or extending a marine electronics network. The gray jacket suits typical helm installations where cable routing is visible.

Passive cable with no active components

The cable draws no power and generates no heat or noise during data transfer. Its passive RJ45 construction means thermals and acoustics are determined entirely by the connected devices rather than the cable itself. Power consumption remains at zero watts.

Highlights

  • 6 ft marine network cable extends chartplotter connections
  • Gray jacket blends with helm station colour schemes
  • RJ45 connectors lock securely for vibration resistant links
  • Garmin 010-10550-00 built for saltwater environments

Specifications

BrandGarmin
TypeOthers
ColorGray
Shipping weight1.35 kg
Package size254 × 76 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

How do I connect the RJ45 plugs on the 010-10550-00 to my Garmin marine network?

Insert each RJ45 connector firmly into the network port on compatible Garmin chartplotters or sensors until the latch clicks, then route the six-foot gray cable away from high-heat or moving parts to avoid strain on the jack.

What should I check on the 010-10550-00 over time to keep the link reliable?

Inspect the RJ45 contacts for corrosion, verify the latch still snaps securely, and look along the gray jacket for cuts or UV cracking; replace the cable if any damage appears.

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