536-994A | Flush Mount Room Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm (Type II) NTC, Beige Plastic Cover | Siemens Resistance Properties_Chemical; Ozone; UV Galvanized 90 Degree Street Elbow Joint_Roller - Large Cap

Name: 536-994A | Flush Mount Room Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm (Type II) NTC, Beige Plastic Cover | Siemens Resistance Properties_Chemical; Ozone; UV Galvanized 90 Degree Street Elbow Joint_Roller - Large Cap
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 12060076524
Price: 118.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4635 (16 reviews)

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536 994A Flush Mount Room Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm (Type II) NTC, Beige Plastic Cover Siemens Resistance Properties_Chemical; Ozone; UV Galvanized 90 Degree Street Elbow Joint_Roller Large Cap Galvanized 90 Degree Street Elbow 2X1 1 4 CPVC REDUCING CROSS SOCKET SCH80 (BUSHED) Datasheet More Info It fits over a 2 x 4 electrical conduit box and uses a pigtail connection

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