Zipwake ZW2011238 | Series S CP S Control Panel with 7 m (23 ft) Standard Cable SUMMER_SEATING_AND_COMFORT Manufacturer Part Number: GSM900200100

Name: Zipwake ZW2011238 | Series S CP S Control Panel with 7 m (23 ft) Standard Cable SUMMER_SEATING_AND_COMFORT Manufacturer Part Number: GSM900200100
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SKU: 71495551327
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Zipwake ZW2011238 | Series S CP S Control Panel with 7 m (23 ft) Standard Cable SUMMER_SEATING_AND_COMFORT Manufacturer Part Number: GSM900200100

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Zipwake ZW2011238 Series S CP S Control Panel with 7 m (23 ft) Standard Cable SUMMER_SEATING_AND_COMFORT Manufacturer Part Number: GSM900200100 Manufacturer Part Number: GSM900200100 Maximum Amperage: 15A @ 12V DC (per circuit) Supports up to three additional control panels The Zipwake CP S is the dedicated helm control panel for Series S systems

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