Mercury – Tiller Power Harness (1.0 m) | Rigging Accessory | 84-8M0210362

Overview
This 1-meter tiller power harness links the tiller cowl on a 20–35E electric outboard to the power center. It’s made for short, simple layouts where the connection point is close and you don’t want extra cable coiled up under the cowl. With the right length from the start, the wiring stays tidy, easy to trace, and less likely to get pinched or rubbed.

Key Features
 • 1.0 m Length – Perfect for tight rigging spaces on small electric boats.
 • Tiller Cowl to Power Center Link – Sends power and control signals between both components.
 • Built for 20–35E – Sized and pinned specifically for these electric models.
 • Clean Routing – Short run keeps clutter down around the tiller area.
 • OEM Connectors – Proper SmartCraft fit with marine-grade insulation.

Engine & Boat Compatibility
 • Mercury 20E / 35E electric outboards
 • Tiller handle setups
 • Power center modules
 • Compact electric boats and skiffs

Performance & Practical Benefits
The shorter harness keeps things simple—no extra cable to hide and no tight bends that wear down over time. With a clean connection between the tiller and power center, the system responds smoothly when you power up or change modes. It also makes any future service much easier since the wiring stays organized and easy to reach.

Why Buy OEM
OEM harnesses use the right gauge wiring, solid connectors, and proper shielding. They fit correctly and hold up far better to vibration, moisture, and everyday use than generic cables.

FAQ
Q1: When would I use the 1.0 m harness?
A: When the tiller cowl and power center sit close together and a longer harness would only create clutter.

Q2: Does it need setup after installation?
A: Nope—just plug it in and SmartCraft recognizes it automatically.

Q3: Saltwater okay?
A: Yes, as long as you keep the connectors clean during washdowns.

Q4: Anything to watch for during routing?
A: Avoid sharp edges and make sure the cable isn’t pinched under the cowl.

Q5: What if the tiller controls stop responding?
A: Check both connectors first—most issues come from a loose plug.