CAFRAMO 12V Ceramic Window Deffoger
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    • CAFRAMO 12V Ceramic Window Deffoger

    SKU:
    CAF9303
    CAFRAMO 12V Ceramic Window Deffoger
    $44.99
    Easy installation with a sure grip suction cup or a permanent screw-down base. View full description

    Easy installation with a sure grip suction cup or a permanent screw-down base. The genuine PTC ceramic element generates 340 BTUs of heat to defog your windshield quickly. The Fairview™ is entirely safe; warm to the touch but never hot. Takes up minimal space and draws just 8.3A.

    Perfect for early mornings during shoulder seasons.
    Defogs a windshield in minutes to get you on the water sooner. 
    1-Year warranty.

    • 12V lighter plug connection
    • Fire retardant plastic
    • Sure-grip suction cup or permanent screw-down base
    • 340 BTUs of heat
    • Draws just 8.3A
    More Information
    WEIGHT (LBS) 1.01
    UOM EA
    UPC 062503930307
    WATTS Up to 1500
    PRODUCT COLOUR Black
    POWER SUPPLY (V) 12 V
    SPEED SETTINGS 1
    CURRENT DRAW ON LOW 8.3A
    CURRENT DRAW ON HIGH 8.3A
    Brand:
    Caframo

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