YP-RP5CS3 Serious Complete System

For anglers that are serious about rigging their kayak for electronics, this is the perfect complete plug-and-play wiring solution for adding and controlling 12-volt electronics on your kayak. 

It has our patent-pending Power Panel electronic control system with three Power Ports (bow, mid-ship, stern), a battery terminal pigtail and three Power Plug accessory connectors. You don’t need anything else other than a battery to power up your kayak, and connecting it all together is quick and easy with our plug-and-play connectors. We’ve even included two extra accessory outlets on the Power Panel switcher for LED lights or any other accessories you want to add. 

Warning: If connecting a trolling motor, large LED light bar, agricultural sprayer or other high current electronic 12V device you MUST use a secondary YP-LDR50 Heavy Duty relay and the correct size gauge of wire on the load side of the relay between the relay and the device you are connecting. You must also use the same size gauge of wire on the battery connection to the relay to insure proper function and protection of your device. Please consult the specifications for the device you are connecting for proper wire sizing BEFORE installation.

Note: Make sure the plug-and-play connectors are completely pushed together when connecting the system together. Yak-Power uses our own custom tooled, high tolerance, very snug fitting connectors with larger gauge, real copper wire to ensure a quality, weatherproof and reliable connection. 

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

Caution: Make sure to pay attention to the actual wire colors of all our accessory cables to ensure that the red (+) wire is always connecting to the red (+) wire on the connector into which it is being plugged.