B&G SimNet naar Micro-C-mastkabel van 20 m(66ft) Compatibility: Supports low-current hydraulic pumps galvanically isolated NMEA 0183

B&G SimNet naar Micro-C-mastkabel van 20 m(66ft) Compatibility: Supports low-current hydraulic pumps galvanically isolated NMEA 0183

Name: B&G SimNet naar Micro-C-mastkabel van 20 m(66ft) Compatibility: Supports low-current hydraulic pumps galvanically isolated NMEA 0183
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 75547712354
Price: 109.67 USD
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B&G SimNet naar Micro C mastkabel van 20 m(66ft) Compatibility: Supports low current hydraulic pumps galvanically isolated NMEA 0183 Compatibility: Supports low current hydraulic pumps With advanced sailing modes A reliable and sustainable solution for integrating wind sensors into your maritime network This 20 metre B&G wind vane cable is designed for connecting NMEA 2000 wind sensors to SimNet networks

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