Vetus CABLF70 - Low Friction push/pull cable, length 7 m Weatherproof Cover HRC1004L- 4 Button with LED Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V

Name: Vetus CABLF70 - Low Friction push/pull cable, length 7 m Weatherproof Cover HRC1004L- 4 Button with LED Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 35568756147
Price: 102.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Vetus CABLF70 Low Friction push pull cable, length 7 m Weatherproof Cover HRC1004L 4 Button with LED Option:BX1612S BOILER RECT 16L 1200W + EXCH 220V HRC1004L 4 Button with LED Matching V Quipment hose connections are available separately The core is provided with a ribbed synthetic sheath ensuring that contact with the outer casing is kept to a minimum

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