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PARKPOWER MARINCO 20 AMP 125 VOLT POWER INLET MODEL 200BBI.RV 20 AMP 125 VOLT POWER INLET IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE AN OPTION TO UPGRADE OR REPLACE WORN POWER INLET CONNECTIONS ON BOATS, RVS OR TOWABLES. 20 AMP, 125 VOLT STRAIGHT BLADE INLET USE WITH ANY STANDARD 20 AMP EXTENSION CORD UV RESISTANT HOUSING AND CAP. UL AND CSA APPROVED. |
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