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Rear-view mirror mounting kit for 2FAK7 with square plastic plate, black finish
This Velvac 723097 kit provides a rear-view mirror mounting plate made of black plastic for the 2FAK7 assembly. It is designed for automotive installations where a basic square bracket is required without heating, motorisation or integrated lighting. The package includes the mounting plate only.
The supplied Cooper Bussmann CB212-25 breaker is rated at 25 amps, so the circuit cannot carry continuous loads beyond that value. Builders needing higher current protection or a different form factor must select an alternative breaker.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | VELVAC |
| Product type | Cooper Bussmann CB212-25 Circuit Breaker |
The 723097 kit is the specific mounting kit listed for the 2FAK7 mirror and includes the mounting plate needed for installation.
The 212-25 breaker is rated at 25 amps and protects the mirror's electrical circuit from overloads.
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