Imtra ILSPCI121210G2 | Lighting Gen II Power Conditioner: 10A 10.5 16VDC | Input/12VDC 12 14.4VDC Output (Adjustable) MELANMOU3 154 / (g) 70

Name: Imtra ILSPCI121210G2 | Lighting Gen II Power Conditioner: 10A 10.5 16VDC | Input/12VDC 12 14.4VDC Output (Adjustable) MELANMOU3 154 / (g) 70
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 315801003
Price: 180.82 USD
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Imtra ILSPCI121210G2 Lighting Gen II Power Conditioner: 10A 10.5 16VDC Input 12VDC 12 14.4VDC Output (Adjustable) MELANMOU3 154 (g) 70 154 (g) 70 GMR Fantom 256 antenna and pedestal The InterVOLT SPCi Maxi Series Gen II power conditioners is a cutting edge product known for resolving many of the issues associated with DC power in vehicles and vessels The GEN II unit has digital over analogue topology which allows the installer operator to control and monitor various functions and provides valuable feedback on the status of the connected load

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