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RRC8706 – Label – 24V – Negatieve massa

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Label ter identificatie van het 24-volt elektrisch systeem met negatieve aarding op militaire 'Wolf'-voertuigen met 'Fitted For Radio' (FFR) specificatie.

Het etiket geeft de elektrische spanning en polariteit van het voertuig aan, zodat de installatie en het onderhoud van de radio volgens de juiste 24V-bedrading met negatieve aarding verlopen.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes Montagegegevens beperkt – afkomstig van online onderzoek, verifieer indien onzeker.
DEFENDER 90/110 1987-2006 — Militair Wolf 24V FFR (Fitted For Radio) negatieve massa label/sticker.
Alternative Codes
RRC8706

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RRC8706 24V label for?
The RRC8706 is a decal that identifies the 24-volt negative-earth electrical system on military 'Wolf' specification Land Rover Defenders. It marks the vehicle's voltage and polarity so radio installation and electrical servicing follow the correct 24V negative-earth wiring.
Which vehicles use the RRC8706 label?
The RRC8706 label fits military 'Wolf' Fitted-For-Radio Land Rover Defenders (1987-2006) running the 24V negative-earth system. It's specific to the military electrical specification, not the standard 12-volt civilian Defender.
Why does a 'Wolf' Defender need the RRC8706 label?
The 24V negative-earth label warns anyone working on the vehicle that it runs a 24-volt system rather than the usual 12V. On military 'Wolf' Fitted-For-Radio Defenders this helps prevent incorrect radio or electrical connections during installation and servicing.