Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340-408 Microfarad Rating,165VAC Voltage - 6FLV1 Width-72" Degreaser/cleaner is a nonchlorinated alternative

Name: Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340-408 Microfarad Rating,165VAC Voltage - 6FLV1 Width-72" Degreaser/cleaner is a nonchlorinated alternative
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SKU: 16195413476
Price: 25.24 USD
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Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340 408 Microfarad Rating,165VAC Voltage 6FLV1 Width 72" Degreaser cleaner is a nonchlorinated alternative Degreaser cleaner is a nonchlorinated alternative to 1 Valves act as a positive shutoff and can be used fully open or fully closed nonpolarized capacitor is designed for normal intermittent service on single phase AC motor starting circuits Features a round

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