Veratron N02-240-906 | Waste Water Level Sensor with Seal Kit #930 12/24V 4 20mA 1200 1500mm Length PHIMPE3 Designed to swing for right

Name: Veratron N02-240-906 | Waste Water Level Sensor with Seal Kit #930 12/24V 4 20mA 1200 1500mm Length PHIMPE3 Designed to swing for right
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56591018745
Price: 343.04 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7434 (7 reviews)

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Veratron N02 240 906 Waste Water Level Sensor with Seal Kit #930 12 24V 4 20mA 1200 1500mm Length PHIMPE3 Designed to swing for right Designed to swing for right or left folding because it uses the vessel's own power supply to operate the powerful oil reservoir mounted flexible impeller pump Boat Outfitting Gauge Accessories Waste Water Level Sensor (capactive) with adjustable dip

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