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This cable is specifically designed to provide reliable power supply to Lowrance-brand marine electronic devices. It ensures a direct and stable connection for powering your equipment.

No, model 000-14041-001 is a pure power cable. It does not include NMEA 0183 data connections, unlike other references that may include them.

Yes, this cable is made from high-quality materials and is designed to withstand marine environmental stresses, ensuring stable electrical connections and extended service life.

On Navico platforms, including Lowrance, the yellow wire is a so-called "wake-up wire". It is used to activate accessories and modules connected to your device and is separate from the main power wire (red).

Yes, the Lowrance 000-14041-001 power cable is a two-core cable designed for dedicated power supply.

This cable is specifically designed to supply power to Lowrance marine electronic devices. Its connector and specifications are compatible with Lowrance equipment.

This cable is compatible with a range of Lowrance HDS units, including the HDS-10, HDS-5, HDS-7, and HDS-8 models.

Yes, this cable is compatible with Lowrance Elite, Elite Ti, and Elite FS series displays.

Yes, the power cable 000-14041-001 is compatible with Lowrance Mark series displays.

This cable is a pure power cable and does not handle NMEA 0183 data connections. If your Lowrance device requires an NMEA 0183 connection for communication, a different cable or configuration will be needed in addition.

No, this power cable is dedicated to powering the Lowrance unit itself. For an NMEA 2000 system, a separate network power node is typically required to power the entire network.

The cable connects directly to the power port of your Lowrance multifunction display. It is designed for simple installation and direct power supply.

It is generally not recommended to cut and extend a power cable to maintain the integrity of the connection, electrical safety, and optimal performance of your device. Any unauthorized modification could affect the proper operation of the equipment.

During installation, ensure all connections are secure and protected from moisture and corrosion. It is recommended to follow your Lowrance device's specific installation instructions and use waterproof connectors and sleeves as needed for maximum durability.

The 000-14041-001 power cable is a direct power cable. It does not include an integrated fuse. It is essential that the power circuit it is connected to is protected by an appropriate fuse for the safety of your Lowrance equipment and your electrical installation.

No, this cable is designed solely to provide power to a specific Lowrance marine electronic device. It is not intended for battery charging.

Yes, the power cable 000-14041-001 is a genuine Lowrance accessory, identified by its SKU and barcode.

No, the Lowrance 000-14041-001 power cable is a pure power cable. It is designed solely to provide a direct and stable electrical power supply to your Lowrance device and does not transmit data.

It differs from references that include NMEA 0183 data connections (such as 000-0127-49). For NMEA 2000 systems, a separate network power node is typically required to power the entire network, with this cable then dedicated solely to powering the Lowrance unit itself.

This power cable (reference 000-14041-001) is specifically designed for a wide range of Lowrance marine electronic devices. It is compatible with the following series:

HDS series: HDS-10, HDS-5, HDS-7, HDS-8 Elite series: Elite, Elite Ti, Elite FS HOOK series: HOOK, HOOK² (5", 7", 9", 12" models), HOOK Reveal Mark series: Mark Eagle series: Eagle It provides a direct and stable power supply for these units.

This Lowrance power cable (part number 000-14041-001) is a pure power cable. It is designed to provide stable electrical power to your Lowrance device and does not handle NMEA 0183 data connections.

For systems requiring NMEA 0183 data communication, a different cable, such as 000-0127-49, would be necessary. For NMEA 2000 networks, a separate network power node is typically required to power the entire network, while this cable powers the unit itself.

It also includes a yellow wire, called the "wake-up wire," which is used to activate accessories and modules connected to your system, but it is separate from the main power wire (red).