Cobra Wire and Cable B8016TU103100FT | Wire Ribbon Cable Tinned Copper Bonded 16 Gauge 3 wire 100' Brown/Yellow/Green PVPRES3 22mm Push Button Switch -

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable B8016TU103100FT | Wire Ribbon Cable Tinned Copper Bonded 16 Gauge 3 wire 100' Brown/Yellow/Green PVPRES3 22mm Push Button Switch -
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SKU: 43047180281
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Cobra Wire and Cable B8016TU103100FT | Wire Ribbon Cable Tinned Copper Bonded 16 Gauge 3 wire 100' Brown/Yellow/Green PVPRES3 22mm Push Button Switch -

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Cobra Wire and Cable B8016TU103100FT Wire Ribbon Cable Tinned Copper Bonded 16 Gauge 3 wire 100' Brown Yellow Green PVPRES3 22mm Push Button Switch 22mm Push Button Switch Off On Contact Blue Red LED 4' Lead Johnson 10 24232 01 Cobra's bonded ribbon cable has tinned copper construction with a PVC jacket and is RoHS Compliant Length: 100'

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