Marinco 100 Amp 120/208V 4-Pole, 5-Wire Shore Power Cable - No Neutral Wire - One-Ended Male Only Cord - Blunt Cut - 125'

The Marinco 100 Amp 120/208V 4-Pole, 5-Wire Shore Power Cable is purpose-built for vessels that demand heavy-duty three-phase electrical connectivity at the dock. Whether you're operating a commercial fishing boat, large cruiser, or multi-engine yacht requiring sustained high-amperage power delivery, this 125-foot cable eliminates the vulnerability of jury-rigged connections and ensures consistent voltage to critical systems including galley equipment, HVAC, and navigation electronics. Shore power management is non-negotiable for vessel safety and operational reliability, and undersized or improvised cabling creates fire risk and equipment damage—this cable eliminates that liability.

This cable configuration delivers 100 amps across a 120/208-volt three-phase system using four poles and five conductors, eliminating the neutral wire to optimize three-phase distribution to modern marine power systems. The one-ended male connector with blunt-cut termination provides flexibility for direct splicing or custom termination to match your vessel's pedestal configuration, while the 125-foot length accommodates marina berths with extended distances from shore power pedestals to transom or forward electrical panels. Heavy-gauge marine-grade insulation resists salt spray, UV degradation, and abrasion from deck hardware and cleats, maintaining integrity through years of seasonal lay-ups and continuous use.

This Marinco cable is ideal for captains and fleet operators upgrading aging wiring or commissioning new vessels where three-phase power demands exceed single-phase capacity. Installation requires marine electrician expertise to ensure proper termination at the shore-side inlet and verification of your vessel's electrical panel amperage rating—never exceed 100 amps continuous draw. Compatibility with Marinco pedestals and standard three-phase marine inlets is assured; verify your vessel's connector gender and voltage specification before ordering to ensure correct mating and safe operation across all onboard systems.