Bennett Marine 6BT-50101-22-00 | Autotrim Pro Sensor Kit MELSUBW3 The Inflatable PFD Belt Extender

Name: Bennett Marine 6BT-50101-22-00 | Autotrim Pro Sensor Kit MELSUBW3 The Inflatable PFD Belt Extender
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57621486967
Price: 114.05 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7983 (19 reviews)

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Bennett Marine 6BT 50101 22 00 Autotrim Pro Sensor Kit MELSUBW3 The Inflatable PFD Belt Extender The Inflatable PFD Belt Extender increases the circumference of compatible PFD's Euro Black 4" Tachometer 4000 RPM (Diesel Magnetic Pick Up) Add tab position indication to classic hydraulic systems AutoTrim Pro (ATP) requires the presence of actuator sensor wires in order to display trim tab position indication LEDs (although all other ATP features will function without sensors) The current helm control you have will determine whether or not you have sensors

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