Schneider Electric TC-4111 Room Temperature Sensor -40/120F 6'CAP SPDT voomi_id_8428 Robust construction and manufactured using voomi_id_21892

Name: Schneider Electric TC-4111 Room Temperature Sensor -40/120F 6'CAP SPDT voomi_id_8428 Robust construction and manufactured using voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 35983899667
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Schneider Electric TC 4111 Room Temperature Sensor 40 120F 6'CAP SPDT voomi_id_8428 Robust construction and manufactured using voomi_id_21892 Robust construction and manufactured using high quality materials and clearly marked terminals ensure quick Features a spatial temperature range from 40 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit suitable for diverse environments the TC 4111 model is notably efficient in HVAC systems

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