Imtra MC6509S | Muir Cabin Sailboat Starboard Spreader Light 12/24V | Cool White LED 3.6W 16 Degree x 43 Degree Titanium SNPETV3 Say farewell to bulky

Name: Imtra MC6509S | Muir Cabin Sailboat Starboard Spreader Light 12/24V | Cool White LED 3.6W 16 Degree x 43 Degree Titanium SNPETV3 Say farewell to bulky
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86386250895
Price: 204.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0234 (11 reviews)

Imtra MC6509S | Muir Cabin Sailboat Starboard Spreader Light 12/24V | Cool White LED 3.6W 16 Degree x 43 Degree Titanium SNPETV3 Say farewell to bulky

SKU 86386250895 · ★ 4.0

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Imtra MC6509S Muir Cabin Sailboat Starboard Spreader Light 12 24V Cool White LED 3.6W 16 Degree x 43 Degree Titanium SNPETV3 Say farewell to bulky Say farewell to bulky Water Rating: IP65 An LED Spreader Light smartly designed for mid to large size sailing yachts The 6500 series has an oval foot mounting with a slant hollow angle

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