Overview

The Garmin 010-13140-11 is a Lithium-Ion 4-in-One power cable that connects a Panoptix LiveScope System and a compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter to the battery used in compatible ice fishing bundles, with an inline 10A fuse holder for circuit protection.

It is meant for portable electronics setups where the sonar and display run from a dedicated battery pack instead of a boat's hardwired panel. The built-in charge port plug helps keep the charge port protected when it is not being used.

Key features

• Powers a Panoptix LiveScope System and a compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter from the battery connection used in compatible ice fishing bundles
• Inline 10A fuse holder helps protect connected electronics
• Includes a charge port plug to cover the charge port when it is not in use
• Convenient for portable installs where you move the same LiveScope setup between a shuttle, kayak, and small boat

Compatibility and fit

This power cable is intended for the battery setup used in compatible Garmin ice fishing bundles and the power connections used by a Panoptix LiveScope System with a compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter. If your electronics are tied into a boat's distribution panel or a different battery system, confirm the connector style and power lead arrangement before ordering.

Installation and setup

Route the cable so it is supported and not hanging from the connectors, then secure it away from sharp edges and pinch points. Keep the fuse holder accessible so you can inspect or replace the fuse without pulling the whole shuttle apart, and leave enough slack for opening a battery box or moving a portable mount.

Use on board

On a boat, this is most helpful when you are running LiveScope as a portable package for quick moves between fishing spots or for boats that do not have a dedicated electronics wiring harness. It is a practical match for anglers who run a portable battery-powered LiveScope kit and want one harness for battery connection, device power, and charge port coverage.

Maintenance and care

After use, especially around spray or wet decks, dry the cable and check the fuse holder and connectors for moisture. Periodically inspect the wiring for chafe in high-vibration areas and replace the fuse with the same rating if it ever opens.