Raymarine A62362 RayNet to RayNet Cable — Waterproof | 10 m / 32.8 ft

Raymarine A62362 RayNet to RayNet Cable — Waterproof | 10 m / 32.8 ft

The Raymarine A62362 is a 10-metre waterproof RayNet female-to-female marine Ethernet cable for connecting two RayNet-equipped Raymarine displays, MFDs, radars, or network accessories across longer helm and vessel runs. RayNet is Raymarine’s waterproof marine Ethernet connector system — it carries the same high-speed data as standard Ethernet but uses a twist-lock, weatherproof connector housing engineered for the vibration, moisture, and salt exposure of the marine environment.

The 10 m / 32.8 ft length suits longer runs: flybridge-to-helm, pilothouse-to-radar arch, or any installation where devices are separated by significant distance or cable routing around structural elements adds to the effective run length.

Key Features

• RayNet female connector on both ends — for RayNet-to-RayNet device connections
• Waterproof, vibration-tolerant twist-lock RayNet connector design
• Length: 10 m / 32.8 ft — for long-run installations between separated devices
• Marine-grade shielded cable throughout
• Pre-fitted connectors — no field termination required

Specifications

• Part Number: A62362
• Connector Type: RayNet female — both ends
• Length: 10 m / 32.8 ft
• Construction: Waterproof, marine-grade shielded Ethernet cable
• Weight: approx. 1,814 g (4.0 lb)

Compatible Applications

• Raymarine Axiom, Axiom+, and Axiom 2 Pro MFDs with RayNet networking ports
• Raymarine Element series chartplotters with RayNet connectivity
• Raymarine HybridTouch MFDs (e Series, gS Series) with RayNet ports
• Raymarine radar units and sonar modules with RayNet output requiring long-run connection to an MFD or network switch
• Flybridge-to-helm, pilothouse-to-radar arch, and other multi-station RayNet routing
• Any RayNet-to-RayNet connection between two devices where a 2 m or shorter cable is insufficient

Understanding RayNet Connector Gender

RayNet connectors come in male and female variants. This cable has RayNet female connectors on both ends — it connects to RayNet male ports on devices. Most Raymarine MFD and radar RayNet ports are male, making female-ended cables the standard choice for device-to-device connections. Verify port gender on each device before ordering. If a device has a female RayNet port, the A80262 Right Angle Adaptor can assist with gender and clearance issues.

Installation Notes

• Align the RayNet connector with the port and twist to lock — do not force or over-tighten
• Measure the full routed cable path — including routing around structural members, through cable runs, and along conduit — before confirming the 10 m length is correct
• Route cable away from sharp edges, pinch points, engine heat, and fuel lines
• Avoid tight bends within 100 mm of connector ends to maintain waterproof integrity
• Cap unused RayNet ports with weather caps when not in use
• Confirm network connection in the device setup menu after installation

Technical FAQ

• Can I use this cable to connect a RayNet device to a router or PC? No. This cable has RayNet female connectors on both ends and is for RayNet-to-RayNet connections only. To connect a RayNet port to a standard RJ45 Ethernet device, use the A62360 RayNet (F) to RJ45 (M) Cable or the RAY-A80159 RayNet (F) to RJ45 (M) Cable, 10 m.
• Is 10 m enough for my installation? Measure the full routed path of the cable run, not the straight-line distance between devices. Cable runs through conduit, along deck edges, or around structural elements are consistently longer than they appear. If 10 m falls short, plan the installation to route through an intermediate network switch rather than splicing or extending the cable.
• What shorter RayNet-to-RayNet cables are available? For shorter runs, see the A62361 (2 m) or the A80161 (400 mm).
• Will a tight bend near the connector damage the cable? Yes. Avoid tight bends within 100 mm of the connector ends to protect the waterproof seal and cable jacket. If clearance at the port is tight, use the A80262 Right Angle Adaptor to redirect the cable exit without stressing the connector.

Related RayNet Cables & Accessories

• Raymarine A62361 — RayNet to RayNet Cable, 2 m / 6.5 ft
• Raymarine A80161 — RayNet to RayNet Cable, 400 mm / 1.3 ft
• Raymarine A62360 — RayNet (F) to RJ45 (M) Network Cable, 1 m
• Raymarine RAY-A80159 — RayNet (F) to RJ45 (M) Network Cable, 10 m
• Raymarine A80513 — RayNet (M) to RJ45 (M) Adaptor Cable, 100 mm
• Raymarine A80247 — RayNet to RJ45 (F) Adaptor, 100 mm
• Raymarine A80262 — RayNet Right Angle Adaptor (Male to Female)
• Raymarine A25062 — SeaTalkNG Backbone Kit

Parts Desk Insights

Best Use Case: The A62362 at 10 m is the right cable for multi-station installations where a radar, sonar module, or second MFD station is located well away from the primary helm — flybridge setups, radar arch-to-pilothouse runs, and twin-station sportfish or cruiser configurations are typical applications. It’s also the correct choice when routing requires significant detours around structural members, since those detours reliably add metres to the effective cable run. Plan the full routing path before ordering and confirm 10 m is sufficient — if the run is borderline, install a RayNet-capable network switch at an intermediate point rather than risking a cable that falls just short.

Common Issues: The most frequent ordering error is connector gender confusion — this cable has female connectors on both ends and requires male RayNet ports on both devices. Check device documentation to confirm port gender before ordering. Cable length is also frequently underestimated when routing behind liners and through deck conduit — always measure the routed path. If a straight cable exit is obstructed at the device port, the A80262 right angle adaptor provides clearance without bending the cable at the connector housing.