Blue Sea Systems Maxibus Enclosure Pn: 2719 on 2040-parts.com
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Item is a new Blue Sea Systems MaxiBus Enclosure. Part Number 2719. Accepts busbars 2127, 2128, and others (see photos). Meets ABYC Standards.
Seller is Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore, MD. Because we are a licensed business, we must charge 6% MD sales tax on any item shipped to a MD address.
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