Overview

The Garmin 010-11425-15 is a right-angle 2-pin power cable used to feed DC power to the Garmin BlueNet 20 switch and Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway. It is the correct lead when you are wiring either unit into your boat’s power distribution, or when you need a clean replacement after a refit.

The right-angle plug helps when the switch or gateway is mounted close to a bulkhead or inside a console where a straight connector would force a tight bend. Leave a small service loop and support the run so vibration and movement in the boat do not work the connector or cable jacket over time.

Key features

• Right-angle 2-pin connector that matches the power input on Garmin BlueNet 20 switch and Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway
• Low-profile cable exit for installations with limited clearance behind the helm or inside an electronics box
• Power lead only; data and network connections are handled with separate BlueNet network cabling
• Useful as a replacement or spare for re-rigging, troubleshooting, or restoring factory-style wiring at the console
• Easy to route with standard marine wiring practices: secure the run, protect it from chafe, and keep connections out of standing water

Compatibility and fit

This connector style is specific to Garmin BlueNet 20 and BlueNet 30 power inputs. If your existing device uses a different plug style, this will not seat correctly, so compare the device-side connector before ordering.

Installation and routing

Route the cable where it will not be pinched by access doors or crushed by gear stored in the console. Use proper strain relief at the device and at your power distribution point, and protect any pass-throughs with grommets or chafe guard. If the run is longer than a typical helm install, account for voltage drop and keep the feed on a circuit that stays steady when other loads cycle on.

What’s included

• 1 Garmin marine power cable with a right-angle 2-pin connector

On-board use

This cable is a good match when a BlueNet 20 switch or BlueNet 30 gateway is tucked behind a helm, under a hardtop console, or in an electronics locker where clearance is tight. It also makes sense for owners replacing a damaged lead after an upgrade or a rewire.

Maintenance and checks

After the first few outings, recheck connector seating and inspect the cable where it passes through rigging tubes or bulkheads. Keeping the plug area clean and dry helps limit salt buildup that can creep into electrical connections over time.