Simrad Power Cable - 2m - NSE & StructureScan 3D

Keep your Simrad marine electronics running smoothly even in the toughest saltwater conditions with this reliable 2-meter power cable. Designed specifically for NSE and NSS series displays, StructureScan 3D modules, and compatible GO models like GO7, GO9, and GO12, this cable delivers consistent power where it matters most—on the water. Whether you're chasing trophy fish or navigating tricky inlets, a dependable power connection ensures your charts, sonar, and radar stay online without interruption.

Key Specifications at a Glance

• Length: 2 meters (6.5 feet) – perfect for clean, clutter-free installations in tight console spaces.
• Connector: Straight 4-pin design that transitions to four bare wires for straightforward power input, power control bus, and external alarm connections.
• Color: Sleek black finish that blends seamlessly with your boat's electronics setup.
• Model: 000-00128-001 – a genuine Simrad accessory built to withstand vibration, moisture, and corrosion.

Why This Power Cable Stands Out for Boaters

Marine environments are unforgiving: constant spray, engine vibrations, and temperature swings can wreak havoc on lesser cables. This Simrad power cable uses high-grade materials proven in professional fishing fleets and offshore racing. The 4-pin to bare wire setup simplifies wiring to your boat's 12V system, letting you connect power, ground, control bus for networked devices, and an external alarm trigger for critical alerts like low voltage or system faults.

Boat captains swear by it for reducing downtime. Imagine scanning StructureScan 3D imagery for hidden wrecks without power glitches mid-scan— that's the peace of mind this cable provides. It's not just a wire; it's your electronics' lifeline, engineered for longevity so you focus on the horizon, not troubleshooting.

Compatibility That Covers Your Setup

This versatile cable works hand-in-hand with:

• NSE and NSS multifunction displays for chartplotting and radar integration.
• StructureScan 3D transducers for detailed side- and down-scanning sonar.
• BSM-1 broadband sounder modules and WM-2 wireless modules.
• GO7, GO9, and GO12 touchscreen displays for compact vessels.

Double-check your model's power requirements, but for most Simrad setups needing a 4-pin power harness, this is the go-to replacement or extension.

Effortless Installation Tips from Seasoned Installers

Setting it up takes minutes, even if you're new to marine wiring:

1. Power off your boat's battery and disconnect existing cables.
2. Match the 4-pin connector to your Simrad unit (it clicks securely—no adapters needed).
3. Strip the bare wire ends and crimp to marine-grade terminals: red for positive power, black for ground, blue/white for NMEA 2000 control bus, and yellow for alarm output.
4. Route the cable away from heat sources and secure with zip ties or cable glands for waterproofing.
5. Test at idle and full throttle to confirm stable voltage.

Pro tip: Use heat-shrink tubing on connections to fend off saltwater intrusion, extending the cable's life through seasons of heavy use.

Real-World Performance and Maintenance

Anglers report zero failures after years of pounding waves in the Gulf or Great Lakes. To maximize durability:

• Inspect connections seasonally for corrosion—clean with electrical contact cleaner.
• Avoid sharp bends that could crack insulation over time.
• Pair with a dedicated fuse block rated for marine electronics to protect against shorts.

This cable's robust construction means fewer headaches and more time targeting structure on your next trip.