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US $5.95
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Arlington Heights, Illinois, US

Arlington Heights, Illinois, US
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Waterproof LED Rocker Switch / Rectangular / Red Oval Lens SPST

Heavy duty. For on and off-road, emergency vehicles and equipment that are exposed to moisture, vibration, and corrosive materials. Comes with mounting hole instructions.

  • LED 3P SPST
  • .187 terminals.
  • 1.21" (30.8mm) x  .441" (11.2mm) mounting hole.
  • On-Off
  • 25 amps @ 14V
  • Waterproof IP65 rated (Total dust ingress protection, low pressure water jets from any direction)
  • Rubber silicone covering.
  • Red

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