Samlex America SEC-2425UL | 25A Battery Charger 24V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor PMNUMBL3 Separation of intake and discharge

Name: Samlex America SEC-2425UL | 25A Battery Charger 24V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor PMNUMBL3 Separation of intake and discharge
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18586755697
Price: 277.00 USD
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Rating: 4.6741 (16 reviews)

Samlex America SEC-2425UL | 25A Battery Charger 24V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor PMNUMBL3 Separation of intake and discharge

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Samlex America SEC 2425UL 25A Battery Charger 24V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor PMNUMBL3 Separation of intake and discharge Separation of intake and discharge means dirty water cannot enter bowl if seal fails ORION Safety ManualSold in case quantities only Category: Electrical Battery Chargers Compatibility

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