Raymarine 3-Pin, 12/24V Power Cable - 1.5M f/DSM30/300, CP300, 370, 450,470 & 570

Powering Your Raymarine Sonar with Unmatched Reliability

When you're battling waves or chasing that perfect sonar reading on the water, the last thing you need is a flaky power connection. This genuine Raymarine 3-pin power cable steps in as the dependable link for your digital sounder modules and chartplotters, delivering steady 12/24V power through 1.5 meters of tough, marine-grade wiring. Crafted for boaters who demand gear that withstands salt spray, vibrations, and constant exposure, it ensures your displays stay lit and your fishfinding stays sharp without interruptions.

Engineered for Marine Toughness

Raymarine builds these cables with tinned copper conductors to fight corrosion from saltwater and humidity, paired with a rugged black jacket that flexes without cracking. The 3-pin connector mates seamlessly with your unit's power input, locking in place to handle the boat's constant motion. At 1.5 meters (about 5 feet), it offers just the right reach for clean routing from your battery or power panel to the helm, minimizing clutter and trip hazards on deck.

• Power Rating: Versatile 12/24V DC for most recreational and light commercial vessels
• Connector: Secure 3-pin design, waterproof and vibration-resistant
• Length: 1.5M – ideal for compact installations without excess cable
• Material: UV-stabilized, oil-resistant insulation for long-term exposure

Perfect Fit for Your Raymarine Setup

Whether upgrading your sounder module or replacing a worn cable after seasons of hard use, this powers a wide array of Raymarine favorites. It's the go-to choice for anglers relying on clear bottom contours or navigators scanning for underwater hazards.

• DSM30 Digital Sounder Module
• DSM300 Digital Sounder Module
• CP300 Chartplotter
• CP370 Chartplotter
• CP450 Chartplotter
• CP470 Chartplotter
• CP570 Chartplotter
• CP200 Chartplotter (select models)

Simple Installation for Quick Upgrades

Swapping in this cable takes minutes, even if you're not an electrician. Here's a straightforward approach to get you back on the water:

1. Power down your vessel's electronics and disconnect the battery for safety.
2. Unplug the old cable from the unit's 3-pin power port and battery terminals.
3. Route the new 1.5M cable along existing paths, securing with zip ties to avoid snags.
4. Connect the 3-pin end to your Raymarine device – it clicks firmly into place.
5. Attach red to positive (+) and black to negative (-) on your 12/24V source.
6. Test boot-up: Your screen should light up crisp and responsive.

Pro tip: Apply dielectric grease to pins before connecting to boost waterproofing and ease future removals.

Why Boaters Trust This Cable Over Aftermarket Options

Generics might save a buck short-term, but they falter in real-world boating – loose fits cause dropouts, thin wires overheat, and poor shielding picks up noise that muddies sonar returns. Stick with Raymarine's original for pin-perfect compatibility, ensuring your CP470 or DSM300 performs at peak without false readings or power glitches. It's not just a cable; it's peace of mind on every outing, from offshore trolling to inland lake mapping.

Maintenance Tips to Extend Cable Life

Keep it performing season after season:

• Inspect connections quarterly for corrosion – clean with a vinegar soak if needed.
• Avoid sharp bends near the helm to prevent internal wire fatigue.
• Store spares in a dry locker during layup to dodge moisture damage.
• Pair with inline fuses (3-5A) for extra circuit protection against shorts.

Frequently Asked Questions