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GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM-IP67-HWS) @Fiamma_Small-Parts The powder-coated black finish not
GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM-IP67-HWS) @Fiamma_Small-Parts The powder-coated black finish not
GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM-IP67-HWS) @Fiamma_Small-Parts The powder-coated black finish not
GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM-IP67-HWS) @Fiamma_Small-Parts The powder-coated black finish not

GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM-IP67-HWS) @Fiamma_Small-Parts The powder-coated black finish not

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GOST Wireless High Water Sensor (MPN: GMM IP67 HWS) @Fiamma_Small Parts The powder coated black finish not The powder coated black finish not only adds to the aesthetic appeal but also contributes to the overall durability of the part The grommet mount design allows for easy installation Features A Mounting Bracket For The Float Switch That Should Be Installed In The Bilge Of The Vessel Slightly Below The Vessels Factory Installed High Water Sensor the GOST Wireless High Water Sensor is a critical component for maintaining safety and monitoring water levels in marine vessels

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