Hubbell HBL21CM29 | White 15A/20A 125V Straight Blade Female Plug to 20A 125V Twist Lock Locking Male Adapter GOCUPH3 Nash 207 Racing Signal Flag

Name: Hubbell HBL21CM29 | White 15A/20A 125V Straight Blade Female Plug to 20A 125V Twist Lock Locking Male Adapter GOCUPH3 Nash 207 Racing Signal Flag
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60632076473
Price: 91.65 USD
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Rating: 4.3492 (24 reviews)

Hubbell HBL21CM29 | White 15A/20A 125V Straight Blade Female Plug to 20A 125V Twist Lock Locking Male Adapter GOCUPH3 Nash 207 Racing Signal Flag

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Hubbell HBL21CM29 White 15A 20A 125V Straight Blade Female Plug to 20A 125V Twist Lock Locking Male Adapter GOCUPH3 Nash 207 Racing Signal Flag Nash 207 Racing Signal Flag Label high density Polyethylene table Permits use of 15 amp or 20 amp 125 volt straight blade plug with 20 amp 125 volt twist lock locking type receptacle Not recommended for use in wet locations

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