Mercury 817275A2 | Quicksilver Water Pump Upper Housing Kit PMADHE3 Control Adapter Kit - Mercury/Mariner

Name: Mercury 817275A2 | Quicksilver Water Pump Upper Housing Kit PMADHE3 Control Adapter Kit - Mercury/Mariner
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23388858175
Price: 104.85 USD
Availability: InStock
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Mercury 817275A2 Quicksilver Water Pump Upper Housing Kit PMADHE3 Control Adapter Kit Mercury Mariner Control Adapter Kit Mercury Mariner controlsFeatures & Specifications Amperage 30A Maximum Voltage 240VAC 120VAC per pole Trip Mechanism Magnetic Hydraulic trip free Poles 2 Color White Actuator Style Toggle Ignition Protected Yes Interrupt Capacity 5000A Leakage Trip Amps 30mA Max Operating Temperature 65 degrees C Minimum Operating Temperature 35 degrees C Important Information Water pump upper housing kit 817275A2 is for most 40 300hp Mercury 4 stroke outboards protection and peace of mind

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