Overview

The Garmin 010-13115-02 is a 6-foot (about 1.8 m) threaded 2-pin power cable for compatible Garmin ECHOMAP chartplotters. It is the simple piece that gets power from your boat’s DC system to the unit, whether you are finishing a new helm install or replacing a cable that got pinched, corroded, or cut.

The threaded collar locks the plug in place so it is less likely to work loose from vibration or repeated trailering. The 6-foot length is a practical run for many console and helm layouts without needing an extension.

Key features

• Threaded 2-pin connector for ECHOMAP chartplotters that use the matching 2-pin power port
• 6-foot (about 1.8 m) overall length for clean routing from the display to the power source
• Threaded locking collar helps keep the connection tight in wet, bumpy, and high-vibration areas
• Useful as a replacement lead or a second harness for troubleshooting and temporary setups

Compatibility and fit

This cable is used with Garmin ECHOMAP chartplotters that take a threaded 2-pin power connection, including ECHOMAP UHD2 6-inch displays, ECHOMAP UHD2 7-inch SV displays, and ECHOMAP UHD2 9-inch displays. It is also used with certain ECHOMAP UHD2 and LiveScope ice fishing bundles that share the same 2-pin threaded power plug.

Before ordering, confirm your display’s power port matches the 2-pin threaded style. Garmin uses several different connector families across chartplotter lines, and the plug style is the quickest way to confirm fit.

Installation and setup

Route the cable from the display location to your DC distribution point, avoiding sharp edges, pinch points, and moving steering components. At the back of the display, seat the connector fully and hand-tighten the threaded collar until it is snug.

Connect the power leads to a properly fused or breaker-protected circuit that matches your chartplotter’s wiring requirements. Leave a small service loop behind the display so you can pull the unit forward for updates or troubleshooting without stressing the connector.

Maintenance and care

In a saltwater helm, check the connector periodically for salt buildup and make sure the collar is still snug. If the plug has been exposed to spray or washdowns, a quick fresh-water rinse and dry helps keep the connection clean for the next trip.

Who this is a good match for

This is a straightforward fit for boaters running a compatible ECHOMAP setup who want a secure, threaded power connection at the helm. It also makes sense for anyone keeping a spare cable onboard for fast swaps when a wiring issue shows up at the dock or on the trailer.