Drypak Vhf Radio Case 5" X 12" Dp-512 Waterproof & Floats. Marine Boat Parts on 2040-parts.com
Corryton, Tennessee, United States
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DRYPAK VHF Radio Case 5" x 12"
Protect your VHF radio from water, sand and dust with this floating, waterproof case from Dry Pak.
Features:
Submersible, thermoplastic polyurethane case resists heat and cold; clear front panel provides visibility
Hermetically sealed with a bright yellow clip for high visibility and to keep out moisture and dirt
Adjustable neck lanyard keeps radio close at hand
For boating, rescue, camping, etc.
Guaranteed submersible to 15ft/5m and keeps out the dust and sand
The airtight seal means your equipment will float safely if dropped in water
Covered by 1-year warranty
Adjustable Neck Lanyard, and anodized aluminum carabiner clip.
Maximum Circumference of item to fit inside the case: 9".
Case Dimensions (L x W): 12" x 5"
Waterproof Rating: 3-Submersible - Withstands submersions of 5m / 15ft for at least 30 minutes Suitable for swimming and snorkeling. Not designed for submersion beyond 5m / 15ft.
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