Build and understand your NMEA networks with confidence

Designing, installing or troubleshooting an NMEA network can feel complex, but it doesn’t have to be. Our interactive diagrams make it simple to visualise how NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 networks connect, so you can:

✓ See how devices communicate in real-world installations

✓ Identify where key Actisense products fit into your setup

✓ Learn best practices for creating reliable, standards-compliant networks

Whether you’re an installer, technician, or boat owner, these diagrams give you the clarity to build bulletproof networks.

NMEA 2000 Network Diagram

Discover how to build a complete NMEA 2000 network with proper termination, power insertion, and drop connections. See where Actisense gateways, converters, and diagnostic tools fit.

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NMEA 0183 Network Diagram

NMEA 0183 remains a trusted standard on many vessels, and understanding how to connect devices correctly is key to reliable performance. This interactive diagram shows you how data flows between talkers and listeners, and how Actisense products can simplify even the most complex setups.

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Full NMEA Network Diagram

See the bigger picture: how different protocols can be combined onboard. Explore how Actisense solutions bridge the gap between NMEA standards.

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How to use these diagrams

Installers

Use the diagrams as a step-by-step reference to design and build robust networks. See exactly where to place terminators, insert powder, and integrate Actisense devices for reliable installations.

Boat Owners

Gain a clear picture of how your onboard electronics communicate. Understand where Actisense products fit in, and spot opportunities to upgrade or expand your system with confidence.