RIGID Industries Harness f/ 3 Wire - Pair Lights [36360]
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Harness for 3 Wire - Pair LightsRIGID’s 10’ (3.05 meter) wiring harness is designed to connect 1 pair of lights...
SKU: 225D-80302
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Harness for 3 Wire - Pair Lights
RIGID’s 10’ (3.05 meter) wiring harness is designed to connect 1 pair of lights to your 12V electrical system.
It features battery terminal connectors, a 3-position switch (on/off/backlight only on), fuse holder with 20 Amp fuse and 60 Amp 14V DC relay.
This wiring harness is designed with flying leads for universal fitment. This harness is compatible with the Adapt XP and 360-Series 4” and 6” family.
Not for SAE versions.
∗ Sold as an Individual
Specifications:
- Type: Electric
- Box Dimensions: 2"H x 8"W x 9"L WT: 1.5 lbs
- UPC: 815711010305
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We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Unused, uninstalled products in their original packaging may be returned within 60 calendar days of delivery for a refund or exchange (30 days for marine electronics). Customer is responsible for return shipping.
All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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RIGID Industries Harness f/ 3 Wire - Pair Lights [36360]
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