Attwood Oval 2-Pin Base f/Angled Pole - Black [91022-7]
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Oval 2-Pin Base f/Angled Pole - BlackPart #: 91022-7These 2-pin bases for angled pole lights with locking collars are well-suited...
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Oval 2-Pin Base f/Angled Pole - Black
Part #: 91022-7
These 2-pin bases for angled pole lights with locking collars are well-suited for rough conditions or long poles. Features a soft rubber cover with a molded-in gasket to protect the socket from moisture and debris when pole light is stowed away. Provides a 2-pin socket and a 7.5 degree angle and installs on narrow gunwales or deck areas. Completely non-corrosive, they feature contacts which are nickel-plated to resist corrosion and multi-crimped for durability, and wire leads tinned for corrosion resistance.
Features:
- Oval
- 2-Pin
- Base specifically for angled pole
- Black
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Attwood Oval 2-Pin Base f/Angled Pole - Black [91022-7]
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