MotorGuide Trolling Motor Power Plug 2 Prong 50 Amp

Upgrade your boating setup with the reliable MotorGuide Trolling Motor Power Plug, a two-prong 50 Amp connector designed specifically for seamless power delivery to your trolling motor. Whether you're out on the lake chasing bass or navigating quiet waters for walleye, this plug ensures a stable, vibration-resistant connection that keeps you powered up without interruptions.

Key Features of the MotorGuide 50 Amp Power Plug

• Versatile Voltage Support: Compatible with 12-, 24-, or 36-volt systems, making it ideal for a wide range of MotorGuide trolling motors.
• High-Capacity Design: Rated at 50 Amps for handling demanding loads during long fishing days.
• Durable Marine Construction: Built to withstand harsh freshwater and saltwater environments, resisting corrosion and wear from constant exposure to moisture and elements.
• Secure Two-Prong Connection: Provides a tight, weatherproof fit that locks out water and debris, reducing the risk of shorts or power loss.

Perfect Compatibility for MotorGuide Systems

This power plug pairs flawlessly with the matching 50 Amp MotorGuide Trolling Motor Receptacle, ensuring optimal performance in 36-volt single setups. It's a direct replacement or upgrade for older connectors, restoring full power flow to models like the Xi, X3, or Tour Series trolling motors. Anglers appreciate how it integrates without modifications, saving time on the water.

Why Anglers Trust This Power Plug

Imagine drifting silently toward your spot, only for a loose connection to kill your motor—frustrating, right? This plug eliminates that worry with its robust build and easy-engage mechanism. It's not just about power; it's about peace of mind. Proven in tournaments and everyday outings, it delivers consistent voltage to maintain precise control, spot-lock features, and autopilot functions. Plus, its compact design minimizes drag and clutter on your deck.

Simple Installation Steps

Getting this plug up and running takes minutes, even for DIY boaters:

1. Disconnect your battery bank and ensure the system is powered off.
2. Match the two prongs to your receptacle, twisting gently until it clicks securely.
3. Route cables away from sharp edges or hot areas to prevent chafing.
4. Test the connection by powering up—smooth operation confirms a solid link.
5. Apply dielectric grease to contacts annually for extra protection against oxidation.

No special tools required, and it supports quick swaps during multi-day trips.

Maintenance for Long-Lasting Performance

To maximize lifespan, rinse the plug with fresh water after saltwater use, inspect for cracks or bent prongs before each season, and store it dry during off-months. This proactive care prevents common issues like arcing or voltage drops, keeping your trolling motor humming season after season.