Sure Power Industries Battery Isolator Model 1202-d on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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Sure Power Industries New, purchased by me but never installed Model 1202-D Isolator for one main battery, one auxiliary battery, and alternator up to 120 Amp output. Original (open box) and instructions included. Maximum alternator Amps: 120 DC Volts: 6-50 Ground: Negative Item is sold as-is, no returns and will be packed well in a Medium Flat-Rate Box. See photos, see my feedback. |
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