Dayton 1/10 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1625 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 4.4 - 10J174 Height-22" A hemmed edge is featured

Name: Dayton 1/10 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1625 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 4.4 - 10J174 Height-22" A hemmed edge is featured
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 36479311802
Price: 167.28 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton 1 10 HP, HVAC Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1625 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 4.4 10J174 Height 22" A hemmed edge is featured A hemmed edge is featured in the opening to prevent snagging of the towels and to cut down on waste The dispenser is fashioned from type 304 with a lower starting current draw and lower running current draw than larger shaded pole motors Mounting: stud Service factor: 1

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