Bendix Electric Power Division Regulator & Supervisory Panel Test Set 60b48 on 2040-parts.com
Sunland, California, United States
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Bendix Supervisory Panel/Regulator A unit of test set 60B48 - I-A. This was bought from a auction I have not tested it the wires on the front have been cut. I don't know a lot about what this item does please message or text me any questions and I will do my best to answer. 818 281 1731.
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