Aaon P47500 Thermal Expansion Valve Kit R22 8TN TXV 5'CAP Replacement Part flame-sensor this actuator provides efficient functionality voomi_id_21892

Name: Aaon P47500 Thermal Expansion Valve Kit R22 8TN TXV 5'CAP Replacement Part flame-sensor this actuator provides efficient functionality voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 2555256258
Price: 100.53 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5184 (28 reviews)

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Aaon P47500 Thermal Expansion Valve Kit R22 8TN TXV 5'CAP Replacement Part flame sensor this actuator provides efficient functionality voomi_id_21892 this actuator provides efficient functionality with its 230 Vac power input and spring return mechanism Actuator Type: Top Plunger Optimized for use with R22 refrigerant the Aaon P47500 expansion valve offers efficient operation and reliable performance in demanding HVAC applications

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