Cobra Wire and Cable A2002T0124IN | Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 2 AWG 24" Red GROUP+ambassador-marine-hammer-head-sprayer-with-hook-1-2-nps 12-Gauge HP Red Aerial Flares

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable A2002T0124IN | Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 2 AWG 24" Red GROUP+ambassador-marine-hammer-head-sprayer-with-hook-1-2-nps 12-Gauge HP Red Aerial Flares
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87230189930
Price: 31.69 USD
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Cobra Wire and Cable A2002T0124IN Wire Tinned Copper Battery Cable 2 AWG 24" Red GROUP+ambassador marine hammer head sprayer with hook 1 2 nps 12 Gauge HP Red Aerial Flares 12 Gauge HP Red Aerial Flares The included DC power cable will charge the batteries Length: 24" Designed to meet or exceed test requirements called for by Underwriters Laboratories and the National Electric Code

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