Marinco Shorepower Cs504-50 Eel 50' Ft Yellow Cordset 50a 125/250v Used on 2040-parts.com
Thief River Falls, Minnesota, United States
Product DescriptionIntroducing EEL from Marinco-the future of ShorePower™ is here now! Exclusively offered by West Marine, the innovative EEL design combines features that no other ShorePower™ cords can offer. 50A, 125V/250V capacities; 12', 25 and 50' lengths. Cords meet global industry standards including ABYC and UL. Available in Yellow and White.New wing-clamp technology provides a true, watertight connection every time.
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