Vintage Nos Kw Brand By Bmc Voltage Regulator on 2040-parts.com
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States
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This is a brand new in the box NOS KW brand by BMC voltage regulator. There is only one problem I do not know what voltage system this item is for. It does not have a voltage stamp on this item. There is what I believe to be a part number stamped on the outside of the box C-2293. Please feel free to ask any all questions and please do your own research. Thanks for looking.
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