Flying Leads to Power+ Cable: Escape System Wiring Steps
By Portable Power Stations, Solar Generators | Published: 2026-11-02
Category: How-to Guides
Wire your Escape system safely with the Flying Leads to Power+ Cable. Follow these steps to connect your Yeti PRO 4000 to AC shore power and avoid common mistakes.
Quick answer
Use the Flying Leads to Power+ Cable to connect the Yeti PRO 4000 in your RV to AC shore power. Route the cable from the Escape integration kit to the Power+ port, then secure the connections before powering on.
Why the Flying Leads Cable Matters for Your Escape System
The Flying Leads to Power+ Cable is a key part of escape system wiring because it provides a dedicated 8-foot link between your RV's AC shore power and the Yeti PRO 4000. Its 10 AWG wire and 40 A current rating are sized for this specific connection, so you don't have to improvise with generic cables that may not handle the load safely.
Unlike a standard extension cord, this cable is designed to work with the Escape integration kit and Haven 10, ensuring compatibility and a secure fit. Skipping this cable or using a substitute can lead to unreliable connections or safety hazards.
When to Use This Cable (and When Not To)
This cable is intended for connecting a Yeti PRO 4000 to AC shore power in an RV equipped with the Escape integration kit. If your setup uses a different power station or lacks the Escape kit, this cable may not be appropriate. Also, if you need to connect to a power source other than shore power, check the specifications of your equipment first.
Step-by-step installation guide
- Prepare your workspace: Turn off all power sources, including the Yeti PRO 4000 and shore power, before starting. Locate the Escape integration kit and the Power+ port on your Yeti PRO 4000. Double-check that no power is live to avoid shock hazard.
- Route the cable: Plan a path for the 8-foot cable from the Escape integration kit to the Power+ port, avoiding sharp edges, heat sources, and areas where it could be pinched or tripped over. Ensure the cable is not stretched tight; leave a little slack for movement.
- Connect to the Escape integration kit: Plug the flying leads end of the cable into the corresponding connector on the Escape integration kit. Match the positive and negative leads correctly if marked. Verify the connection is fully seated and locked; a loose connection can cause arcing.
- Connect to the Power+ port: Plug the Power+ male end into the Power+ port on the Yeti PRO 4000. The connector should click or thread securely into place. Do not force the connector; if it doesn't fit easily, check alignment.
- Secure the cable: Use cable ties or clamps to secure the cable along its route, keeping it away from moving parts and walkways. Do not overtighten, as this can damage the cable jacket. Leave enough slack at both ends to prevent strain on the connectors.
- Test the connection: Restore shore power and turn on the Yeti PRO 4000. Check that the unit is receiving power and charging correctly. Inspect the cable for any signs of overheating or damage. If the Yeti does not charge, disconnect and recheck all connections before seeking help.
Product facts
- Flying Leads to Power+ Cable: 8 ft length, 10 AWG, 40 A current rating, compatible with Escape integration kit and Haven 10. The length gives you flexibility in routing, while the gauge and rating ensure safe power transfer for your Yeti PRO 4000.
Flying Leads to Power+ Cable
