Schneider Electric 9013FSG2J21M4 Pressure Switch 30 to 50 psi (65 psi Sensor) Polypropylene voomi_id_5597 75 inches (20 mm) voomi_id_21892

Name: Schneider Electric 9013FSG2J21M4 Pressure Switch 30 to 50 psi (65 psi Sensor) Polypropylene voomi_id_5597 75 inches (20 mm) voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 5140912045
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Schneider Electric 9013FSG2J21M4 Pressure Switch 30 to 50 psi (65 psi Sensor) Polypropylene voomi_id_5597 75 inches (20 mm) voomi_id_21892 75 inches (20 mm) Comprises five solid conductors with a gauge of 18 Robust polypropylene housing ensures durability in industrial settings The switch features a snap action mechanism for fast reaction and a NEMA 1 rated enclosure for safe use in various environments

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