Garmin Power Cable, For Spy Pole Mount

Overview

The Garmin 010-13404-30 is a replacement power cable for compatible Spy Pole motorized sonar pole mounts. It is made for the power connection on a Spy Pole setup, so it suits boats that already have the Garmin pole installed or need a spare cable kept with the electronics kit for service work.

Spy Pole systems are used to control Garmin LiveScope and GT360UHD transducers independently of the trolling motor, so the correct power cable matters when the mount needs steady power at the bow. This is a fit-focused accessory, not a universal boat wiring lead, so the existing Spy Pole installation and connector should be checked before ordering.

Key features

• Power cable for compatible Garmin Spy Pole motorized pole mounts.
• Made for Spy Pole installations used with Garmin LiveScope and GT360UHD sonar setups.
• Useful as a replacement cable after wear, loss, or rigging changes during a bow electronics refit.
• Keeps the power connection matched to the Spy Pole system instead of adapting a generic cable.
• Practical spare for anglers who service their own bow electronics before fishing trips, tournaments, or seasonal maintenance.

Compatibility and fit

This cable should be used only with a compatible Garmin Spy Pole. It is not a general NMEA 2000, transducer, chartplotter, or trolling motor power cable. Confirm the pole model and the existing connector before replacing a damaged or missing lead.

Installation and onboard use

Route the cable where it will not pinch when the pole moves, deploys, or is removed from its mount. On bow-mounted fishing boats, leaving service slack near the mount helps with inspection and avoids pulling on the connector when electronics are lifted, stowed, or cleaned after a run.

Keep the connection clean, avoid tight bends, and secure nearby wiring so vibration and foot traffic at the bow do not load the cable. Any final connection to the boat power system should follow the Spy Pole installation requirements for fuse protection and wiring practices.