Imtra LM600322 | Lumishore Eos Bridge for Stv2203 I | While Supplies Last GENERAL_LED_LIGHTING_UPGRADE Bomar P100-07 is a Black

Name: Imtra LM600322 | Lumishore Eos Bridge for Stv2203 I | While Supplies Last GENERAL_LED_LIGHTING_UPGRADE Bomar P100-07 is a Black
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44570486403
Price: 249.99 USD
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Imtra LM600322 Lumishore Eos Bridge for Stv2203 I While Supplies Last GENERAL_LED_LIGHTING_UPGRADE Bomar P100 07 is a Black Bomar P100 07 is a Black female replacement knob for Bomar 100 Series cast aluminum hatches Dimensions: 13 × 13 × 12 The world's first marine lighting API (Application Programming Interface) allowing plug &play integration of Lumishore EOS Lighting systems with a single cable to your MFD (multi function display) or any internet compatible display device Creates a centralized control platform for the entire vessel reducing helm clutter and simplifying vessel operation

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