Lowrance N2k-t-rd - Tee Connector - Nmea 2000 - Used on 2040-parts.com
Longboat Key, Florida, US
General purpose nmea2000 tee connector used for connecting modern marine electronics. These are new, left over from a large installation we just completed.
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