Thru Panel - Battery Terminal Firewall Bulkhead Connector Feed Through on 2040-parts.com
Alameda, California, United States
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Through panel battery connector, for firewall or bulkhead. Positive
and negative through panel battery connector. This can be used for the
firewall or any sheet metal panel. Will also work on heavier panels up
to 1/4"
Fits 1 1/4" hole, has 5/16" stud and is made from brass. |
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