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SCX Double Contactor

Name: SCX Double Contactor
Brand: Lime Technologies
SKU: lim_scx_contactor_d_84
Price: 240 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

£288.00
(£240.00 + VAT)

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Double 32A fully fused contactors with 12V interface for use with SCX / L2X noise limiters.

Rating: 4

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