Seachoice 71201 | Universal Swim Platform With Under Mount Telescoping Ladder SUMMER_FANS_BLOWERS_AND_VENTILATION AC Input: Input voltage range:

Name: Seachoice 71201 | Universal Swim Platform With Under Mount Telescoping Ladder SUMMER_FANS_BLOWERS_AND_VENTILATION AC Input: Input voltage range:
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SKU: 37619844368
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Seachoice 71201 | Universal Swim Platform With Under Mount Telescoping Ladder SUMMER_FANS_BLOWERS_AND_VENTILATION AC Input: Input voltage range:

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Seachoice 71201 Universal Swim Platform With Under Mount Telescoping Ladder SUMMER_FANS_BLOWERS_AND_VENTILATION AC Input: Input voltage range: AC Input: Input voltage range: 187 265 VAC Input frequency: 45 – 65 Hz Power factor: 1 Reverse Polarity • Ladder is secured with a hook & loop strap when in the stowed position Length stowed: 13

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