YakPower Power Port With 48" (4') Wire & SAE Connector

Panel Mount With 48" Wire & SAE Connector

The Power Port is your quick and easy way to add a 12v power outlet to your kayak. It comes prewired with the Yak-Power plug-and-play SAE connector for direct connection to the POWER PANEL switching system, Power Pack battery box, or Battery Terminal Pigtails. It also has a protective rubber cap to keep it safe and dry when not in use. 

Whether you want to simply connect a fish finder to a stowed away battery or have a more serious and robust 12v system, the Power Port is your plug-and-play wiring solution without all the hassle of cutting and splicing. 

Yak-Power lets you spend less time wiring and more time fishing.

Features:

• 48” (4ft) wire
• Yak-Power plug-and-play SAE connector
• Protective rubber cap

Includes:

• Power Port panel mount
• Protective Rubber Cap
• Mounting screws
• Requires 3/4” (inch) hole

Control the Current!

Works with YP-RP5R Power Panel switching system, YP-BBK Power Pack battery box, YP-BTP(12 or 96) battery pig tails. Use the YP-SAE4 Power Plug (sold separately) for plugging 12v accessories into the Power Port

patent pending

Always make sure the Yak Power plug-and-play connectors are completely pushed together when connecting the system together. 

All SAE connectors are not exactly alike. Yak Power uses our own custom tooled, high tolerance, very snug fitting connectors with larger gauge real copper wire to insure a quality, weatherproof, and reliable connection.

All Yak-Power plug and play accessories are specifically designed to work together while maintaining the correct battery polarity throughout the entire Yak-Power system. Use of other aftermarket connectors or splicing other connectors into the Yak-Power system may cause damage to the system or to the accessories connected to the system and void your warranty.

CAUTION: Always pay attention to the actual wire colors of all Yak-Power accessory cables to insure that the RED (+) wire is always connecting to the RED (+) wire on the connector into which it is being plugged.