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Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m
The Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m is to be used in conjunction with the seneye unit. This Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m means you can use at further distances from your pond.
Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m
£9.99 inc. VAT
Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m
The Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m is to be used in conjunction with the seneye unit. This Seneye Extension Cable Accessory 2.5m means you can use at further distances from your pond.
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| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 20 cm |
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