Imtra IL1365 | Frensch F 120.2: 648mm Utility Light Warm White 14W | No Switch 12/24VDC 1000 Lumens IP50 Grey SUMMER_SUN_AND_BUG_PROTECTION Maximum line: 12mm / 1/2in

Name: Imtra IL1365 | Frensch F 120.2: 648mm Utility Light Warm White 14W | No Switch 12/24VDC 1000 Lumens IP50 Grey SUMMER_SUN_AND_BUG_PROTECTION Maximum line: 12mm / 1/2in
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SKU: 837198127
Price: 141.85 USD
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Imtra IL1365 | Frensch F 120.2: 648mm Utility Light Warm White 14W | No Switch 12/24VDC 1000 Lumens IP50 Grey SUMMER_SUN_AND_BUG_PROTECTION Maximum line: 12mm / 1/2in

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Imtra IL1365 Frensch F 120.2: 648mm Utility Light Warm White 14W No Switch 12 24VDC 1000 Lumens IP50 Grey SUMMER_SUN_AND_BUG_PROTECTION Maximum line: 12mm 1 2in Maximum line: 12mm 1 2in Raymarine's 5m Digital Radar Extension Cable is for both domes and arrays Connection Cable: 500 mm 2 x 0 Aluminum Profile Design Housing

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