A4 El Panel Sheet Car Truck Dashboard Meter Display Flash Back Light W on 2040-parts.com
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A4 EL Panel Sheet Backlight -White
EL panel, back light, paper thin. White. DC12v. Size: A4 ( 8.4" x 11.8" ). Inverter comes with the package. DC12v/1.5A. 625cm sq. ON/ OFF/ FLASH functions.
Cigar lighter plug for car power. Cool to touch. Low power consumption. Cut to any size you need. Keep one side of pins for power supply.
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