Raymarine Y Cable f/2 CHIRP Transducers f/CP470/CP570 EPAGASK3 Amperage 10A @ 12V DC

Name: Raymarine Y Cable f/2 CHIRP Transducers f/CP470/CP570 EPAGASK3 Amperage 10A @ 12V DC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45267755194
Price: 89.05 USD
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Raymarine Y Cable f 2 CHIRP Transducers f CP470 CP570 EPAGASK3 Amperage 10A @ 12V DC Amperage 10A @ 12V DC Nominal Voltage 12V DC Action OFF (ON) Mounting Hole 19mm Color Red Illumination Independent Separate contacts for LED power Maximum Led Operating Current 20mA Maximum Operating Temperature 70 Degree C Maximum Storage Temperature 85 Degree C Minimum Operating Temperature 10 Degree C Minimum Storage Temperature 55 Degree C Switching Cycles 18 Protective Suncover for Elite 9 Ti and Elite 9 Ti² Displays Y Cable for 2 CHIRP Transducers for CP470 CP570 Raymarine Y Cable specifically for two CHIRP transducers for Raymarine's CP470 and CP670

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