Raymarine Quantum Q24C Radar 10M Power Data Cables

Description

The Raymarine Quantum Q24C Radar Power and Data Adapter Cable is a short Y-adapter for connecting a Quantum or Quantum 2 radar scanner to an existing Raymarine Digital or HD Digital radome combined power-and-data cable. It is not a 10 m cable pack and does not provide a new long-distance radar cable run. The adapter splits the existing combined cable into the separate power and RayNet data connections required by a compatible Quantum or Quantum 2 scanner.

This accessory is intended for specific retrofit installations where a compatible existing Raymarine combined scanner cable is already installed and serviceable. A new Quantum installation typically requires separately selected power and RayNet data cables in the appropriate length. Confirm the installed legacy scanner cable, Quantum model, connector condition, cable route, and available power arrangement before purchase.

Key Specifications

• Raymarine Quantum and Quantum 2 radar power-and-data Y-adapter cable.
• Designed to adapt an existing compatible Raymarine Digital or HD Digital radome combined cable.
• Splits one combined legacy cable connection into separate Quantum power and RayNet data connections.
• Measures approximately 16 inches, or 406 mm, and is not a 10 m replacement radar cable.
• Supports compatible Quantum and Quantum 2 radar retrofit installations only.
• Does not include a radar scanner, chartplotter, power supply, RayNet extension cable, mount, or complete radar cable package.
• New Quantum installations may require separately selected Raymarine power and RayNet data cables in 5 m, 10 m, 15 m, or 25 m lengths.
• Requires inspection of existing cable integrity, connectors, routing, and compatibility before use.

Radar Integration

This adapter is used only where a Quantum or Quantum 2 scanner is being connected to an existing compatible Raymarine Digital or HD Digital radar cable. The radar itself still requires a compatible Raymarine MFD and RayNet Ethernet connection for radar video and control. SeaTalkng or NMEA 2000 may support sensors and vessel data, but radar video uses RayNet Ethernet.

Do not use the adapter as a generic power-and-data harness or assume it is compatible with all Raymarine radar generations. Confirm the legacy cable type, exact scanner model, display compatibility, available supply voltage, and full radar system architecture before installation.

Installation Considerations

Inspect the existing combined cable for damage, moisture ingress, corrosion, connector wear, and unsuitable routing before reuse. Route the adapter and connected cables in a protected location away from standing water, heat, sharp edges, moving equipment, and high-current wiring. Keep connector seals clean and fully engaged, and follow Raymarine installation documentation for radar mounting, cable connection, power protection, and system commissioning.

Warranty and Saltwater Care

Raymarine warranty coverage varies by region, distributor, proof of purchase, product registration, installation method, and intended use. Confirm local warranty terms, exclusions, and service procedures before purchase.

The adapter is intended for marine use, but its connector protection does not guarantee immunity from salt spray or corrosion. Inspect and clean connectors before mating, keep cable glands dry and sealed, avoid high-pressure spray at connections, rinse external salt deposits with fresh water where appropriate, and replace damaged legacy cable sections rather than relying on the adapter to correct corrosion or water ingress.

Before Ordering

Confirm a compatible Raymarine Quantum or Quantum 2 radar scanner, an existing Digital or HD Digital combined radar cable, connector condition, 16-inch adapter clearance, compatible Raymarine MFD, RayNet network arrangement, required separate power and data cable lengths where applicable, protected cable routing, supply voltage, and qualified radar installation requirements before purchase.