Esumic Waterproof 12v Red Led Digital Car/auto Voltmeter Motorcycle Battery Moni on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
ESUMIC Waterproof 12V Red LED Digital Car/Auto Voltmeter Motorcycle Battery Monitor Product Features
Product Description 1, Power Supply: DC 2.5V - 30V 2, Range: 2.5V - 30V 3, Digit: 3 Digit 4, LED Display Color: Blue (0.56"LED) 5, Accuracy: +/- 1% 6, Operating temperature: -10' - +65'6, Size inc edge: 50mm X 30mm X 27mm 7, Packaging: Plastic bags Packaing: 1 x Blue LED Voltmeter |
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