Multi Flasher Plus
    Multi Flasher Plus

Multi Flasher Plus

43 €
Dimensions: 38 mm x 16 mm x 11 mm
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Multi Flasher Plus

This is a small flasher controller for pushbuttons in a small package what will fit in every handlebar. This device is controlled via 12 Volt inputs, what make it easier to implement in an existing OEM harness if no minimal wiring is required. An auto cancel function can be activated. It switch off the indicators after a while if no button is be pushed.

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Manufacturer
27404 Rhade
Axel Joost Elektronik
Dipl.-Ing. Axel Joost
Germany
Selsinger Str. 28
Dimensions
38 mm x 16 mm x 11 mm
38 mm x 16 mm x 11 mm
Body material
ABS with 2k epoxy resin potted
Input voltage range
7 - 18 Volt
Maximum temperature
80°C
80°C
Maximum output power
40 Watt / output
Producent
27404 Rhade
Axel Joost Elektronik
Dipl.-Ing. Axel Joost
Germany
Selsinger Str. 28

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