Morse Ke-5 Hand Held Remote Control Nm0544-00 on 2040-parts.com
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
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Morse KE-5 Remote control dual engine function. Morse part # NM0544-00 This control was on a working display in our showroom. Select button shows some wear as pictured otherwise very nice condition and fully operational. Includes wall mount holder and bulkhead receptacle.
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