2 Pin Universal AC Power Cord Cable 1.3M Length Non-Polarized 1.75mm Dark Blue ABS Filament -1Kg Cost-Effective: Affordable solution for prototyping

Name: 2 Pin Universal AC Power Cord Cable 1.3M Length Non-Polarized 1.75mm Dark Blue ABS Filament -1Kg Cost-Effective: Affordable solution for prototyping
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64410109369
Price: 104.94 USD
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2 Pin Universal AC Power Cord Cable 1.3M Length Non-Polarized 1.75mm Dark Blue ABS Filament -1Kg Cost-Effective: Affordable solution for prototyping

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