Whelen M9 V-Series™ Combination 180° Warning and Scene Light Brackets Headlight flasher featuring solid-state technology WET443052V

Name: Whelen M9 V-Series™ Combination 180° Warning and Scene Light Brackets Headlight flasher featuring solid-state technology WET443052V
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18266859229
Price: 367.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.45 (12 reviews)

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Whelen M9 V Series™ Combination 180° Warning and Scene Light Brackets Headlight flasher featuring solid state technology WET443052V Headlight flasher featuring solid state technology powder coat finish and replaceable faceplate rails ensure a fully functional console for years of even the most rugged service Diameter: 2 5 8'(66mm) The M9 V Series �� Super LED Lighthead from "Whelen Engineering" contains18 LED with 180 degree warning and 21 flash patterns

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