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A 20-foot cable with a waterproof mounting plug for ICMM157 series marine radios
The Icom OPC1000 is a 20-foot cable terminated with a waterproof mounting plug. It is designed to connect compatible Icom marine equipment. The cable provides a secure, weather-resistant link for onboard communication systems.
This cable suits installers fitting an IC-M157 series radio where a 20-foot run and waterproof bulkhead connection are required. It is not for installations needing a different connector type, a shorter or longer factory cable, or a non-waterproof interface.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Icom |
| Model name | OPC1000 |
| Product type | Communication Equipment |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.23 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 254 × 254 mm |
The OPC1000 is built for the ICMM157 series, so the waterproof mounting plug fits those radios directly.
The waterproof mounting plug locks into the ICMM157 series port with a positive click and the sealing ring sits flush against the radio housing.
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