Switch, reverse light 30592685
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
FAE 40510 Switch, reverse light
Thread size m 12x1,5, number of pins 2, housing colour black
Article number: 40510
Thread size
M 12x1,5
Number of pins
2
Housing colour
black
In stock
£3.32
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Delivery cost not included
MEAT & DORIA 36050 Switch, reverse light
For oe number 225756, thread size m12x1,5, spanner size 19
Article number: 36050
For oe number
225756
Thread size
M12X1,5
Spanner size
19
Number of pins
2
In stock
£4.11
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
CALORSTAT BY VERNET RS5515 Switch, reverse light
Thread size m12x1.5, sensor type open-style sensor
Article number: RS5515
Thread size
M12x1.5
Sensor type
Open-style sensor
In stock
£4.80
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 28651 Switch, reverse light
Length [mm] 63, external thread size m12 x 1,5, thread length [mm] 12.4
Article number: 28651
Length [mm]
63
External thread size
M12 x 1,5
Thread length [mm]
12.4
Spanner size
19
In stock
£5.33
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HELLA 6ZF 008 621-261 Switch, reverse light
Mounting type bolted, voltage [v] 12, number of pins 2
Article number: 6ZF 008 621-261
Mounting type
Bolted
Voltage [v]
12
Number of pins
2
Switch function
Normally Open Contact
In stock
£9.58
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HART 534 296 Switch, reverse light
External thread size m12 x 1.5, spanner size 19, number of connectors 2
Article number: 534 296
External thread size
M12 x 1.5
Spanner size
19
Number of connectors
2
Thread length [mm]
12.4
Out of stock
£1.34
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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