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2-way Lcd Transmitter Magicar Mr 562 on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
Location:

Riga, default, Latvia

Riga, default, Latvia
Condition:New Brand:DIGITAL Surface Finish:Solid Plastic Manufacturer Part Number:15046761 Country/Region of Manufacture:Slovakia Warranty:Yes

2-way remote controller with LCD pager for Magicar 880AS and 881A - blue/black.

Battery type: 1x AAA 1,5V

We accept Paypal, but if you decide to pay by Bank Transfer, get 10% discount. For quantities more than one, please, contact us! 

Warranty - two years. 



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