Johnson Controls TE-6312M-1 Nickel Temperature Sensor 1k Ohm Metal Enclosure Well Mounting 8 Inch Probe voomi_id_13218 MPN: ZF15K4E-PFV-961 voomi_id_21892

Name: Johnson Controls TE-6312M-1 Nickel Temperature Sensor 1k Ohm Metal Enclosure Well Mounting 8 Inch Probe voomi_id_13218 MPN: ZF15K4E-PFV-961 voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 38376580656
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Johnson Controls TE 6312M 1 Nickel Temperature Sensor 1k Ohm Metal Enclosure Well Mounting 8 Inch Probe voomi_id_13218 MPN: ZF15K4E PFV 961 voomi_id_21892 MPN: ZF15K4E PFV 961 The brass construction is durable and corrosion resistant and scientific research setups Use Case: Suitable for various temperature sensing needs including HVAC systems and scientific research

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