TS-30: 30 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH #64403 hub 50 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH - Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)

Name: TS-30: 30 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH #64403 hub 50 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH - Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 45988232801
Price: 117.00 USD
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TS 30: 30 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH #64403 hub 50 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 1 16" Spindle (44649 Bearings) 50 AMP TRANSFER SWITCH METAL ENCLOSURE This class 1 trailer hitch and ball mount combination is designed for a custom fit on select years of the Toyota Corolla (see application info to verify fitment) TS 30 is a 30 amp AC switch that automatically connects shore power (when available) to your breaker panel Voltage: 120 VAC

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