Dayton 1/15 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 208-230 Voltage, Frame 3.3 - 6NZR6 Waste Receptacles NEMA premium rating

Name: Dayton 1/15 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 208-230 Voltage, Frame 3.3 - 6NZR6 Waste Receptacles NEMA premium rating
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 34423322997
Price: 88.92 USD
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Dayton 1 15 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 208 230 Voltage, Frame 3.3 6NZR6 Waste Receptacles NEMA premium rating NEMA premium rating Voltage Compatibility: 575 and air conditioning motors can help you maximize the life and power of your HVAC systems Use the right motor for the application to help maximize product life

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