Marinco 111A | Standard Pigtail Adapter Dock Side Male 30A 125V Locking to Boat Side Female 50A 125V Locking With MELACCE3 UPC: 0096811032200

Name: Marinco 111A | Standard Pigtail Adapter Dock Side Male 30A 125V Locking to Boat Side Female 50A 125V Locking With MELACCE3 UPC: 0096811032200
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SKU: 30385644406
Price: 103.00 USD
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Marinco 111A | Standard Pigtail Adapter Dock Side Male 30A 125V Locking to Boat Side Female 50A 125V Locking With MELACCE3 UPC: 0096811032200

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Marinco 111A Standard Pigtail Adapter Dock Side Male 30A 125V Locking to Boat Side Female 50A 125V Locking With MELACCE3 UPC: 0096811032200 UPC: 0096811032200 The internal scrambler is compatible with Standard Horizon VHF Fixed Mount and Handheld VHF 4 code scramblers For more information go to P65Warnings Locking with Sealing Collar System

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