Seachoice 63171 | Tinned Copper Standard Duplex Cable 12 ga. 100' seachoice-hot-dipped-galvanized-utility-anchor Manufacturer Part Number: SM62025

Name: Seachoice 63171 | Tinned Copper Standard Duplex Cable 12 ga. 100' seachoice-hot-dipped-galvanized-utility-anchor Manufacturer Part Number: SM62025
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Seachoice 63171 | Tinned Copper Standard Duplex Cable 12 ga. 100' seachoice-hot-dipped-galvanized-utility-anchor Manufacturer Part Number: SM62025

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Seachoice 63171 Tinned Copper Standard Duplex Cable 12 ga. 100' seachoice hot dipped galvanized utility anchor Manufacturer Part Number: SM62025 Manufacturer Part Number: SM62025 Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 68369P • Surpasses the highest UL boat cable standards American Wire Gauge (AWG): 12

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