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    Temo 220V Charger
    Temo 220V Charger
    Temo 220V Charger
    Temo 220V Charger
    Temo 220V Charger
    Temo 220V Charger

    Temo 220V Charger

      Article no.: 423370
      You save 13.34%

      £38.99

      % £44.99 -13.34%
      Content: 1 Stck

      incl. VAT plus shipping costs

        in stock

        Product information
        The TEMO kit includes a 220V charger with which you can easily charge TEMO via a socket at home.
        Manufacturer information (according to GPSR):
        TEMO France
        17 Rue Daniel Gilard
        56000 Vannes, Frankreich
        +33(0)9 70 70 38 80
        info@temofrance.com
        Responsible for the EU (according to GPSR):
        TEMO France
        17 Rue Daniel Gilard
        56000 Vannes, Frankreich
        +33(0)9 70 70 38 80
        info@temofrance.com
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        Article no.423370
        EAN4054132121603
        Manufacturer product no.220V Charger
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        Wide waves from a fast boat on the open sea, stretching straight out into the distance. On the horizon, the faint outlines of islands or hills can be seen under a slightly cloudy sky.

        Outboard motor

        The sun is shining in your face as you cruise your boat through the glistening water. As you start the engine and the boat slowly moves away from the jetty, you suddenly feel a jolt and the boat stops.

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