Recommended Black Outlet Cover for RV
Updated 01/01/2021 | Published 12/30/2020 >
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Question:
looking for wirecon clip on black outlet covers for 2018 fleetwood bounder
asked by: Steven D
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Expert Reply:
If you are just looking for outlet covers then we do have options in the GFCI Outlet Cover part # 37205-12215 which is black in color. We also offer the Duplex Outlet Cover part # 37205-12115 but we don't carry Wirecon.
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Conner L
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