Blue Sea 4163-BSS 10A Push Button LED Ring Switch OFF-(ON) Red gifts-under-50 Manufacturer Part Number Size Lens

Name: Blue Sea 4163-BSS 10A Push Button LED Ring Switch OFF-(ON) Red gifts-under-50 Manufacturer Part Number Size Lens
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64973100097
Price: 30.99 USD
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Blue Sea 4163 BSS 10A Push Button LED Ring Switch OFF (ON) Red gifts under 50 Manufacturer Part Number Size Lens Manufacturer Part Number Size Lens Color Visible Range (Miles) Housing Voltage Input Range (Volts) LED UPC Dimensions 5530 24A7 24" White 2nm Black 12v Yes 0022697553027 27 × 3 × 2 5530 36A7 36" White 2nm Black 12v Yes 0022697553034 43 × 3 × 3 Includes new poppet valve The Blue Sea 4163 BSS 10A Push Button LED Ring Switch OFF (ON) Red provides a defined switching action for a marine or specialized vehicle electrical circuit 000 Important Information

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