Dna Heavy Duty Socket - Accessory / Volt Meter Blue Led, Size: 103mm X 43mm on 2040-parts.com
NORTH SUNSHINE , Australia
HEAVY DUTY SOCKET - ACCESSORY / VOLT METER
This easy
to install socket system is fitted with 1 x accessory socket and a digital
voltage gauge
Features
dustproof covers and heavy-duty construction. The fitting
mechanism allows installation into interior or exterior panels including steel
and aluminium.
Specifications: Blue LED Input
voltage: 12V-24V ± 4.0V Amperage
Rating: 20A at 12VDC, 10A at 24V Voltage
range: 6V-33V Size: 103mm
x 43mm Mounting
opening: 29mm Diameter (per socket)
Supplied
with terminals & screws |
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