Cobra Wire and Cable A1012T14100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 12 AWG 100' Purple STORM_BILGE_PUMPS_AND_FLOAT_SWITCHES Coverage of the Great Lakes

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable A1012T14100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 12 AWG 100' Purple STORM_BILGE_PUMPS_AND_FLOAT_SWITCHES Coverage of the Great Lakes
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SKU: 39868442946
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Cobra Wire and Cable A1012T14100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 12 AWG 100' Purple STORM_BILGE_PUMPS_AND_FLOAT_SWITCHES Coverage of the Great Lakes

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Cobra Wire and Cable A1012T14100FT Primary Tinned Copper Wire 12 AWG 100' Purple STORM_BILGE_PUMPS_AND_FLOAT_SWITCHES Coverage of the Great Lakes Coverage of the Great Lakes also includes Fox River and Lake Winnebago Won't mold or mildew Designed to meet the requirements of Underwriters Laboratories Manufacturer Part Number: A1012T14100FT

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