Sierra AC12460 | 'Y' Shore Power Adapter 30A to (2) 30A 125V ESPACDC3 Internal/External Antenna = Internal |

Name: Sierra AC12460 | 'Y' Shore Power Adapter 30A to (2) 30A 125V ESPACDC3 Internal/External Antenna = Internal |
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 451691294
Price: 132.47 USD
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Sierra AC12460 'Y' Shore Power Adapter 30A to (2) 30A 125V ESPACDC3 Internal External Antenna = Internal Internal External Antenna = Internal Cartography Brand = Navionics C Map Touchscreen = Yes Screen Size = 12" Precise engineered cogs are molded into the belt to improve flexibility and increase air flow while maintaining cord support at contact points Y' adapters allows the user to split a 30A 125V dockside receptacle between (2) 30A 125V boat inlets Sierra 'Y' adapters are easy to use and perfect for the harsh marine environments

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