Belkin F8V3010Aea5MGLD Scart Lead 5m

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5m Belkin Gold Series SCART Cable - SCART (Male) to SCART (Male), Black

Belkin
Scan code: LN46117 Manufacturer code: F8V3010Aea5MGLD Request call
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Product Overview The Belkin gold-plated Scart Cable transfers Audio Video Signals from your DVD, Video or Amplifier to your TV. Features • Length: 5 m.
• Gold-plated connectors.
• Corrosion-free gold plated connectors for precise contact and increased durability
Specifications
Length 5 m
Type SCART Cable
Specification  
Connector From SCART (Male)
Connector To SCART (Male)
Connector Features  
Cable Features  
Colour Black
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Details
Duration:
999 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
1 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
BELKIN
Telephone:
08444777787
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