Mercury – Power Center Harness (2.5 m) | Rigging Accessory | 84-8M0210396

Overview
This 2.5-meter harness is made for 20–35E electric setups where the power center sits a little farther from the control post. It gives you enough length to run the cable the way you actually want to—without stretching a shorter harness or cramming it through tight corners. Once it’s plugged in, the system passes power and control signals cleanly, and the wiring behind the helm looks a whole lot tidier.

Key Features
 • 2.5 m Length – Extra reach for wider consoles or longer rigging runs.
 • Remote-to-Power Center Link – Connects the control post to the power center.
 • Designed for 20–35E – Built specifically for these electric models.
 • Flexible Routing – Easy to guide through rig tubes and small helm spaces.
 • OEM Connectors – Proper SmartCraft fit with marine-grade insulation.

Engine & Boat Compatibility
 • Mercury 20E / 35E electric outboards
 • Remote control post installations
 • Power center modules
 • Small and mid-size electric boats

Performance & Practical Benefits
That extra bit of length makes routing much simpler. You can avoid sharp bends, stretched wiring, or awkward routing paths that tend to cause trouble later on. With a clean, relaxed run, the system communicates reliably and the helm stays easier to work around if you ever need to get back behind the console.

Why Buy OEM
OEM harnesses fit right, use the correct wiring gauge, and hold up to real marine use. They resist corrosion and vibration better than cheap aftermarket cables, and they help prevent those strange electrical glitches that always seem to show up at the worst time.

FAQ
Q1: When would I pick the 2.5 m harness?
A: When the 2.0 m harness still feels a little tight or your wiring route takes the long way around.

Q2: Do I have to calibrate anything after plugging it in?
A: Nope—SmartCraft sees it automatically.

Q3: Okay for saltwater?
A: Yes. Just keep the connectors clean during washdowns.

Q4: Anything to watch during install?
A: Avoid sharp edges or pinch points that could wear into the cable over time.

Q5: What if the control post isn’t responding afterward?
A: Usually one of the connectors isn’t fully seated—give each end a firm push.