Taco 5004-H3-G Pressure Valve, 1 Union Mixing w/Gauge Low Lead voomi_id_61701 The Trane VAL4467 Thermostatic Expansion voomi_id_21892

Name: Taco 5004-H3-G Pressure Valve, 1 Union Mixing w/Gauge Low Lead voomi_id_61701 The Trane VAL4467 Thermostatic Expansion voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 42039481883
Price: 107.11 USD
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Taco 5004 H3 G Pressure Valve, 1 Union Mixing w Gauge Low Lead voomi_id_61701 The Trane VAL4467 Thermostatic Expansion voomi_id_21892 The Trane VAL4467 Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV) is engineered to provide precise refrigerant regulation in HVAC systems The Pentair 473175 is a reliable low pressure switch designed for use with various pool and spa heat pump models ensuring the delivery of safe water temperatures Connection Type: Press x Press

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