Heil Quaker 1175478 2.5 HP 56Y Blower Motor 3 PH 1725 RPM 208-230/460V voomi_id_8853 The Robertshaw ETC-112100-000 is a voomi_id_21892

Name: Heil Quaker 1175478 2.5 HP 56Y Blower Motor 3 PH 1725 RPM 208-230/460V voomi_id_8853 The Robertshaw ETC-112100-000 is a voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 19362658631
Price: 725.64 USD
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Heil Quaker 1175478 2.5 HP 56Y Blower Motor 3 PH 1725 RPM 208 230 460V voomi_id_8853 The Robertshaw ETC 112100 000 is a voomi_id_21892 The Robertshaw ETC 112100 000 is a single stage temperature control designed for commercial and industrial use A17 LMV5 Self Check UV Detector This motor operates on a three phase system with a voltage range of 208 230 460 volts and a speed of 1725 RPM Optimal rotation speed of 1725 RPM

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