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Camco 55333 Rv Trailer Motor Camper 30 Amp 3-prong Power Generator Adapter on 2040-parts.com

C $9.95
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Richmond, BC, Canada

Richmond, BC, Canada
Condition:New Brand:Camco UPC:014717553339 MPN:55333 EAN:5448095584619

Camco 55333 RV 30 AMP 3-Prong Generator Adapter



Product Details

    • Comfort grip with non-slip grooves
    • One-piece heavy-duty construction
    • Connect a generator with L5-30 locking plug to an RV with a standard 30 AMP RV cord set
    • 125V/3750W
    • L5-30P/TT-30R
    • Comforts the grip with non-slip grooves
    • One-piece heavy-duty construction
    • Connect a generator with L5-30 locking plug to an RV with a standard 30 AMP RV cord set
    • 3-Prong
    • 125V/3750W

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