Marine Boat Carling Switch 50-12991 Contura Rocker Lighted On/off/on White Act on 2040-parts.com
Osprey, Florida, US
- ROCKER SWITCH 50-12991 ON/OFF/ON 7 TERMINALS ILLUMINATED
- SEALED FRONT PANEL COMPONENTS GIVES THESE SWITCHES COMPLETE PROTECTION AGAINST DUST AND PROLONGED SPRAY
- SWITCHES ARE VIBRATION/SHOCK/MOISTURE AND SALT SPRAY RESISTANT
- BASE IS MADE OF DURABLE POLYESTER
- RATED 20 AMP @ 12V 15A @ 125VAC AND 10A @ 250VAC
- REQUIRES .830"W X 1.45"L MOUNTING HOLES
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