Gears Gen X-3 Single Temperature Controller Black on 2040-parts.com
US $57.66
Location:
Holland, Michigan, United States
Condition:New with tags
Brand:Gears
UPC:Does not apply
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Gears Gen X-3 Single Temperature Controller Black |
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- Controls heat output of GEN X-3 heated clothing
- Variable controller with built-in rotary on/off switch
- LED displays on/off and heat setting
- Able to control up to four articles of GEN X-3 heated clothing if they
are interconnected and the total power does not exceed 10A
- Features overload, short circuit and reverse polarity protection
measures
- Clip-on hook for waistband attachment
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