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Shenzhen, China
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Working Frequency:Low Frequency Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Interface Type:AC/DC Country/Region of Manufacture:China Treatment Process:Injection Molding Type:2-Pin 1.5 Terminal Connector Plug Feature:Waterproof Material:PA66 Plug Size(Inserted):45mm/1.77in(Length) Pin Material:Copper UPC:Does Not Apply

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