Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340-408 Microfarad Rating,220-250VAC Voltage - 2MEU3 Spout Length-6.75" RPZ Y-Shaped Backflow Preventers

Name: Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340-408 Microfarad Rating,220-250VAC Voltage - 2MEU3 Spout Length-6.75" RPZ Y-Shaped Backflow Preventers
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 57156008793
Price: 68.14 USD
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Dayton Round Motor Start Capacitor,340 408 Microfarad Rating,220 250VAC Voltage 2MEU3 Spout Length 6.75" RPZ Y Shaped Backflow Preventers RPZ Y Shaped Backflow Preventers Foam sidewalls (2W x 6H) provide support but can be driven over stepped on for easier equipment vehicle placement nonpolarized capacitor provides normal intermittent service on single phase AC motor starting circuits molded cases protect the capacitor from oil

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