Raymarine E70227 | ECI 100 Universal Engine & Control Interface EPATACH3 Input Voltage 7-70V DC Function

Name: Raymarine E70227 | ECI 100 Universal Engine & Control Interface EPATACH3 Input Voltage 7-70V DC Function
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SKU: 51441251870
Price: 174.90 USD
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Raymarine E70227 ECI 100 Universal Engine & Control Interface EPATACH3 Input Voltage 7 70V DC Function Input Voltage 7 70V DC Function to 5000A (500A with included shunt) Meter Current Alarms High Current Display Size 55mm x 28mm Maximum Power Consumption 1 These high intensity 55W halogen replacement bulbs are designed specifically for the ACR RCL 100 series of searchlights engine information displays and autopilot control are available on any display running LightHouse v8 or later Affordable and uncomplicated solution eliminates the need for multiple engine and autopilot gateways

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