Product sellpoints
1.12v 40a: credible platter 12v 40a promises effective ignition control for your vehicle engine.
2.This panel not only looks great but also adds precious touch to your car's face.
3.Functional: The holes in the train are pre-empted: holes in the train simplify the installation, making it a windmill to upgrade the ignition system.
4.Multi-purpose: suits different vehicles: ideal for cars, boats, atvs, and uvs, this panel is a multi-purpose rating for each speed vehicle.
Features:
1.And stop your car easily with this quality 12V 40A ignition board.
2.Pannell is designed with a smooth swing and an engine button, not only an asthmatic but also a steady and faithful one.
3.Perfect for car owners of all kinds, especially my favorite did it on your own, and I love car changes that are interesting in the car's ignition system.
4.Whether you're driving every day, traveling or exploring the outside, this panel matches different vehicle models and can be used in any scenario.
5.Upgrading your car's ignition system or an old, powerless switch on a multipurpose panel and standing in this water.
Repair and use:
with wireless signals
The train holes were shot in the head.
Come with the messengers to control this item's buttons.
The design of the train holes that were pre-fired comfortably for repair.
Ideal for every spring and vehicle: car or boat, etc.
Details:
Material: metal + plastic
Size/Style: As shown in the picture
Stream: 40A
Hign-concerned Chemical : None
Item Weight : 325g
Product size:9.52*7.15*6.4cm(2 IN 1), 12.4*7.15*6.4cm(3 In 1), 14.9*7.15*6.4(4 In 1)
Model Name : Ignition combination switch
Item Type : BUTTON SWITCH
Material : ABS
scope of application : Vehicle and ship modification
Electric shock material : silver point
Pin material : copper
Shell material : Flame retardant shell
Note:
1. Please allow errors of 1-2 cm due to manual measurement, make sure you don't mind before you order.
Due to the difference between different displays, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item.
