Lenco Standard Switch Kit 15069-001 on 2040-parts.com
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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Up for Sale is a new, never used part. It was purchased for a boat project that never got off the ground. Free shipping.
Specs from Lenco: Lenco Trim Tab Standard Tactile Switch Kits complete your trim tab system with totally waterproof, maintenance-free, and easy-to-install tactile switches. The switch itself is completely waterproof, and has an over-molded connector to eliminate water intrusion. The standard tactile switch is built to all the same exacting standards as the indicator switches Kit Contents
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