Century 3/4 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3-Phase,1140 Nameplate RPM,200-230/460 Voltage,Frame 56Y - H567 Length-32" the Jet Towel costs 98%

Name: Century 3/4 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3-Phase,1140 Nameplate RPM,200-230/460 Voltage,Frame 56Y - H567 Length-32" the Jet Towel costs 98%
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SKU: 14699519545
Price: 212.82 USD
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Century 3 4 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3 Phase,1140 Nameplate RPM,200 230 460 Voltage,Frame 56Y H567 Length 32" the Jet Towel costs 98% the Jet Towel costs 98% less than paper towels and represents 85% less impact on the environment Distinctive golf ball finial For 5 ton and larger commercial outdoor condensers High efficiency motor has cooler running temperature to ensure longer life performance

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