Water Flow Sensor, Portable Digital Water Flow Meter, Outdoor Garden Hose Water Meter For Farmland Irrigation industrial 4-2011 and OSHA 1910 Size:16 inch (40 cm)

Name: Water Flow Sensor, Portable Digital Water Flow Meter, Outdoor Garden Hose Water Meter For Farmland Irrigation industrial 4-2011 and OSHA 1910 Size:16 inch (40 cm)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 31094911328
Price: 172.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4437 (30 reviews)

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Water Flow Sensor, Portable Digital Water Flow Meter, Outdoor Garden Hose Water Meter For Farmland Irrigation industrial 4 2011 and OSHA 1910 Size:16 inch (40 cm) 4 2011 and OSHA 1910 DIRECT REPLACEMENT FOR SYLVANIA The Hall sensor is known for its precision and durability Easy installation: It can be easily installed on water pipes

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