Overview

The Garmin 010-12676-35 is a replacement power cable that connects a Panoptix PS22 transducer and a compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter to the battery used in Garmin Panoptix ice fishing bundles and kits. It includes a 5 A in-line fuse holder and a convenience charge-port plug.

This cable is meant for the portable ice fishing setup where the transducer and display share the same battery feed. It restores the correct harness layout when the original cable is missing, damaged, or corroded at the battery connections.

The battery end uses red and black spade terminals that slide onto the positive and negative posts, keeping hookup straightforward when you are setting up in the dark or wearing gloves.

Key features

• Connects a Panoptix PS22 transducer and compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter to battery power in supported Garmin ice fishing bundles and kits.
• 5 A in-line fuse holder on the power feed.
• Convenience charge-port plug for the portable kit charging connection.
• Gray pinch-style bare-wire connectors for the PS22 transducer power leads.
• Battery connection uses red and black spade terminals for quick attachment to the battery posts.
• Red and black conductors that tie into the chartplotter power lead (red to red, black to black).

Compatibility and fit

This cable is intended for Garmin Panoptix ice fishing bundles and kits that use the Panoptix PS22 transducer with a compatible ECHOMAP chartplotter. The transducer-side connections are specific to the portable ice fishing harness, so it is not a generic marine power lead.

Installation and setup

Connect the PS22 transducer power leads to the gray bare-wire connectors. Connect the cable conductors to the chartplotter power lead (red to red, black to black), then slide the spade terminals onto the battery posts with correct polarity.

Route the cable so it does not get pinched by the case, shuttle, or battery strap, and leave the fuse holder where it can be accessed without pulling the whole setup apart.

Maintenance and care

After use, wipe off moisture and any salt spray, then let the cable dry before packing it back into a bag or case. Keeping the battery terminals clean and snug helps prevent intermittent power drops that can look like a sonar or display problem.