Johnson Controls TE-6310F-1 Flush Mount Temperature Sensor 1K (WALL SENSOR) napco Dual connection types featuring 1-1/2 voomi_id_21892

Name: Johnson Controls TE-6310F-1 Flush Mount Temperature Sensor 1K (WALL SENSOR) napco Dual connection types featuring 1-1/2 voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 383411974
Price: 72.15 USD
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Johnson Controls TE 6310F 1 Flush Mount Temperature Sensor 1K (WALL SENSOR) napco Dual connection types featuring 1 1 2 voomi_id_21892 Dual connection types featuring 1 1 2 inch male NPT and 2 inch female NPT The compact design ensures easy installation even in space constrained environments Thermally bonded to a metal electrical box cover leading to improved energy efficiency and better control of heating and cooling processes

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