AFS Battery Cable, 6 Gauge, 170" with Ignition Sense Line, 125A Midi Fuse, 150A Master Switch, 1/4" Drawer Fan Splash resistant rubberized face with AWE3825-11016

Name: AFS Battery Cable, 6 Gauge, 170" with Ignition Sense Line, 125A Midi Fuse, 150A Master Switch, 1/4" Drawer Fan Splash resistant rubberized face with AWE3825-11016
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 17760175402
Price: 159.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8784 (30 reviews)

SKU 17760175402 ★ 4.9

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AFS Battery Cable, 6 Gauge, 170" with Ignition Sense Line, 125A Midi Fuse, 150A Master Switch, 1 4" Drawer Fan Splash resistant rubberized face with AWE3825 11016 Splash resistant rubberized face with built in membrane push button switches and liquid repelling actuator flanges Core R seamlessly integrates with the Whelen Command® software and can support remote firmware updates through the Whelen Cloud Platform® 1 4" Ring at Battery to 5 16" Ring for Fuse Panel AFS Battery Cable

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