Fasco D9459 Blower Motor, 1/5 HP, Split-Phase, 1200/1450 RPM, 115V ASI-Matte-Black The Bradley TDB3103-A-IR-TMA-LSD Terreon Washfountain

Name: Fasco D9459 Blower Motor, 1/5 HP, Split-Phase, 1200/1450 RPM, 115V ASI-Matte-Black The Bradley TDB3103-A-IR-TMA-LSD Terreon Washfountain
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 18462878891
Price: 236.04 USD
Availability: InStock
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Fasco D9459 Blower Motor, 1 5 HP, Split Phase, 1200 1450 RPM, 115V ASI Matte Black The Bradley TDB3103 A IR TMA LSD Terreon Washfountain The Bradley TDB3103 A IR TMA LSD Terreon Washfountain is certified by the IAPMO to UPC And cUPC regulations and has an operating range of 20 80 PSI Stainless steel set screws are provided by the manufacturer and used to attach the shelf to the mounting plates Enclosure: Blower Shaft Length: 2"

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