FURUNO 525T-BSD Bronze Thru-Hull Depth/Temp 10-Pin Accessory
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PYLE AUDIO
White water-resistant shield protects a marine stereo from the elements
The Pyle Audio PLMRCW1 is a white protective cover designed to shield a marine stereo from water and weather exposure. It fits over the radio unit to help prevent damage caused by splashes, rain or spray while on the water. The accessory is supplied new and ready for installation on compatible equipment.
This shield suits boaters who need basic weather protection for a surface-mounted marine radio in an exposed helm position. It is not intended for fully submersible applications or for radios that require a sealed, locking enclosure. Buyers needing a watertight housing with a gasket seal should look at a different style of cover.
| Brand | PYLE(R) |
|---|---|
| Type | Camera and Photo |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 127 × 51 mm |
The PLMRCW1 is a passive cover with no electronics, so it produces no heat of its own.
You need a compatible marine stereo; the cover simply shields that existing unit from water and sun.
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