ASCO Solenoid Valve Coil, Coil Insulation Class F, 120V AC Voltage, 20 W Watts - 099257-005-D* Length-32" the hook measures 6-1/2 inches

Name: ASCO Solenoid Valve Coil, Coil Insulation Class F, 120V AC Voltage, 20 W Watts - 099257-005-D* Length-32" the hook measures 6-1/2 inches
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 50579046207
Price: 190.70 USD
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ASCO Solenoid Valve Coil, Coil Insulation Class F, 120V AC Voltage, 20 W Watts 099257 005 D* Length 32" the hook measures 6 1 2 inches the hook measures 6 1 2 inches from end to end and is designed to accommodate a hat on its top and a coat or other article of clothing on its bottom Bradley 187 261K TDB3104 Juv Bowl Pkg 54" Semi Replacement Part Coil Enclosure: General Purpose No Junction Box EF8210B27 120 60 110 50

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