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Hella H27995001;warning Light; Mlb 50 Series;permanent Mount; Led; Amber Lens; on 2040-parts.com

US $219.95
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Silver Spring, Maryland, United States

Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
Hella H27995001;Warning Light; MLB 50 Series;Permanent Mount; LED; Amber Lens;, US $219.95, image 1
Condition:New Brand:hella Manufacturer Part Number:H27995001

Warning Light; MLB 50 Series; Beacon; Permanent Mount; LED; Amber Lens; 23 Selectable Patterns; 12-24 Volt; 24 LED Hella is still a market leader with future oriented products and systems in the fields of light and electronics: for added active safety and driving comfort, for more freedom in optimizing vehicle architecture and design. Style: Beacon Mount Type: Permanent Mount Lens Color: Amber Power Supply: 12 To 24 Volts Features Multi-Voltage Input 12 To 24 Volt DC23 User Selectable Flash PatternsLow Power Function For Night Time UseMultiple Units Can Be SynchronizedReverse Polarity ProtectionAvailable In Permanent And Vacuum Magnet Mount

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