Marinco 6351EL-B | 50 Amp 125V Power Inlet With Stainless Steel Trim GROUP+ambassador-marine-miah-single-post-toilet-paper-holder-with-lid Mount Type: Thru-Hull Mounting

Name: Marinco 6351EL-B | 50 Amp 125V Power Inlet With Stainless Steel Trim GROUP+ambassador-marine-miah-single-post-toilet-paper-holder-with-lid Mount Type: Thru-Hull Mounting
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 31262448314
Price: 111.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2709 (19 reviews)

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Marinco 6351EL B 50 Amp 125V Power Inlet With Stainless Steel Trim GROUP+ambassador marine miah single post toilet paper holder with lid Mount Type: Thru Hull Mounting Mount Type: Thru Hull Mounting • Includes gasket for smooth surface applications Rating: 50A Features the easy lock system

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