Blue Sea 7588 | C-Series Raised Rocker Circuit Breaker, Triple Pole 100A AC | Blue MELSTER3 High-contrast vivid scanning sonar color

Name: Blue Sea 7588 | C-Series Raised Rocker Circuit Breaker, Triple Pole 100A AC | Blue MELSTER3 High-contrast vivid scanning sonar color
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55891796144
Price: 166.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5166 (30 reviews)

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Blue Sea 7588 C Series Raised Rocker Circuit Breaker, Triple Pole 100A AC Blue MELSTER3 High contrast vivid scanning sonar color High contrast vivid scanning sonar color palettes make it easier than ever to distinguish targets and structures Design Details: Gold braid The Blue Sea 7588 BSS C Series Raised Rocker Circuit Breaker Triple Pole 100A AC combines overcurrent protection with manual circuit control in marine and mobile electrical systems

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