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A 12 V power cord with a rubberised plug, 15 A fuse and LED indicator for 3-pin CB radios
This 12 V cord connects compatible three-pin CB radios to a vehicle power supply. The six-foot 14-gauge copper cable carries up to 15 A and ends in a rubberised plug with an LED power indicator. It is built for mobile installations that need a reliable high-power feed.
The moulded plug includes a user-replaceable 15 A fuse and heavy-duty strain relief to protect the cable entry point. The LED shows when the circuit is live, and the rubberised body resists vibration and moisture in marine or automotive environments.
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| Brand name | WILSON R ANTENNAS |
The 15 Amp fuse is replaceable and should only be changed if it blows due to a power surge or short circuit; there is no scheduled replacement interval.
The 14-gauge copper conductors and 15 Amp fuse set the sustained-current ceiling, so the fuse will open before the cord overheats during prolonged 12 V operation.
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