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Enforcer HL-951T2-SQ Keychain Remote (2-Buttons) dks-1601-240 One-button keychain design with red 115 230VAC input

Name: Enforcer HL-951T2-SQ Keychain Remote (2-Buttons) dks-1601-240 One-button keychain design with red 115 230VAC input
Brand: msmetallubricants.com
SKU: 85735413223
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.702 (26 reviews)

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Enforcer HL-951T2-SQ Keychain Remote (2-Buttons) dks-1601-240 One-button keychain design with red 115 230VAC input

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Enforcer HL 951T2 SQ Keychain Remote (2 Buttons) dks 1601 240 One button keychain design with red 115 230VAC input One button keychain design with red push button and LED indicator ensuring proper alignment and operation With a rugged IP68 waterproof rating and an ultra long battery life Extended Battery Life: Equipped with a CR 2032 coin battery

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