Imtra BCM3420K2L40-4 | BCM Florida 40 2L Polished Stainless Steel 1.5W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 EPA4STR3 Connect a Garmin GT30 transom

Name: Imtra BCM3420K2L40-4 | BCM Florida 40 2L Polished Stainless Steel 1.5W | Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 EPA4STR3 Connect a Garmin GT30 transom
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97599197084
Price: 65.90 USD
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Imtra BCM3420K2L40 4 BCM Florida 40 2L Polished Stainless Steel 1.5W Screw Mount 3000K 8 32V IP66 EPA4STR3 Connect a Garmin GT30 transom Connect a Garmin GT30 transom mount scanning transducer and a Garmin GT15M IH Battery types: all types (Lithium Ion protection via Multi purpose contact BCM courtesy light fixtures are specifically designed for marine step and indirect lighting applications The courtesy lights in this range are all offered in a 3000K warm white LED color and several finishes within each family

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