Vintage Ussr Car Lantern With Magnet From The Cigarette Lighter on 2040-parts.com
Kiev, Ukraine
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Description of the packaging. 1. The lantern is designed for cars, boats. 2. Includes handle plug into the cigarette lighter socket 3. Due to the wire and the movable magnetic rear wall, the lantern can be mounted anywhere in the car and fix any angle. 4. Wire quickly and easily returnad into the case by the handle. 5. Frees hands during the repair work. reading maps, charts, etc. The rated voltage of 12 volts The light source lamp A12-4 Cable length 3 meters Dimensions 65 * 70 * 82 mm Weight 0.15 kg |
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