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2 Bbt Red Led Lighted On/off 20 Amp 12 V Toggle Switches on 2040-parts.com

US $11.95
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Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States

Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:BBT Manufacturer Part Number:n/a

2 top quality BBT Brand red LED lighted 20 amp 12 volt heavy duty on/off "duck bill" toggle switches.  Sealed against moisture, easy to wire with symbols stamped on the switch.  Perfect for any circuit, no need for a separate indicator light, & the led lasts for 50,000 hours.  Switch is lit in the on position only.  Fits standard 1/2" hole, for panels up to 1/4" thick.  Our price includes free next day shipping in the USA, a money back guarantee, & no tax.   Check out my other items!   Be sure to add me to your favorites list!  Thanks for looking, Capt. Bob

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