Marinco S20-15 | (Old 80A) Straight Adapter Dock Side Male 20A/125V Locking to Boat Side Female 15 or 20A 125V Straight ESPGALV3 deck and jon boat designs

Name: Marinco S20-15 | (Old 80A) Straight Adapter Dock Side Male 20A/125V Locking to Boat Side Female 15 or 20A 125V Straight ESPGALV3 deck and jon boat designs
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15035340219
Price: 77.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.882000000000001 (26 reviews)

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SKU 15035340219

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Marinco S20 15 (Old 80A) Straight Adapter Dock Side Male 20A 125V Locking to Boat Side Female 15 or 20A 125V Straight ESPGALV3 deck and jon boat designs deck and jon boat designs Power:1kW 2kW depending on transducer Male plug (dockside) attaches to the dockside receptacle or cordset Male (Dock): 20A 125V Locking

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