Blue Sea 8271-BSS Contura Water Resistant 12V DC Circuit Breaker Panel, White 8 Position GORODH3 Backed by SeaStar Solutions Two-Year

Name: Blue Sea 8271-BSS Contura Water Resistant 12V DC Circuit Breaker Panel, White 8 Position GORODH3 Backed by SeaStar Solutions Two-Year
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 16956117858
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2835 (20 reviews)

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Description

Blue Sea 8271 BSS Contura Water Resistant 12V DC Circuit Breaker Panel, White 8 Position GORODH3 Backed by SeaStar Solutions Two Year Backed by SeaStar Solutions Two Year Limited Warranty (2) 32A Double Pole Circuit Breakers Installed Watertight Mounting gasket White 8 Position combines overcurrent protection with manual circuit control in marine and mobile electrical systems

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