Century 1/3 HP Transformer Cooling Fan Motor, 3-Phase, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 200-230/460 Voltage, Frame 56 - H1040 Nominal Size-16" X 31" X 1.5" Bradley 269-1596 Seal Fitting

Name: Century 1/3 HP Transformer Cooling Fan Motor, 3-Phase, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 200-230/460 Voltage, Frame 56 - H1040 Nominal Size-16" X 31" X 1.5" Bradley 269-1596 Seal Fitting
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SKU: 35668940277
Price: 260.40 USD
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Century 1 3 HP Transformer Cooling Fan Motor, 3 Phase, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 200 230 460 Voltage, Frame 56 H1040 Nominal Size 16" X 31" X 1.5" Bradley 269 1596 Seal Fitting Bradley 269 1596 Seal Fitting Bradley 955 103 "Service" Lc800 FLoor Wc Asm Replacement Part This CENTURY transformer cooling fan motor is specifically designed for use on outdoor transformer cooling fans

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