Caleffi 521419AC 1/2 Sweat Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/Temp Gauge & Check Valve voomi_id_8126 Enhances operational efficiency and reliability voomi_id_21892

Name: Caleffi 521419AC 1/2 Sweat Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/Temp Gauge & Check Valve voomi_id_8126 Enhances operational efficiency and reliability voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 45928141114
Price: 112.75 USD
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Caleffi 521419AC 1 2 Sweat Thermostatic Mixing Valve w Temp Gauge & Check Valve voomi_id_8126 Enhances operational efficiency and reliability voomi_id_21892 Enhances operational efficiency and reliability of damper systems This component is essential in the operation of HVAC systems Max Hot Water Inlet Temperature: 200°F a temperature gauge for monitoring

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