Imtra SM62301 | SidePower Actuator for Retractable Thruster | 24V for SR80 and SR100 Models SNFLAR3 A temperature gauge operates by

Name: Imtra SM62301 | SidePower Actuator for Retractable Thruster | 24V for SR80 and SR100 Models SNFLAR3 A temperature gauge operates by
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76005271493
Price: 389.40 USD
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Imtra SM62301 SidePower Actuator for Retractable Thruster 24V for SR80 and SR100 Models SNFLAR3 A temperature gauge operates by A temperature gauge operates by sending a low amperage current through the gauges meter to ground via a sending unit with variable resistance This gives you the flexibility to install the RMK 10 just about anywhere Features & Specifications Manufacturer Part Number: SM62301

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