Nidec US Motors UJ15E2DP Close-Coupled Pump Motor, 15 HP, 3-Phase, 1800 RPM, 208-230, 460V, 254JP Frame Hadrian - Toilet Partitions The front pushbar includes raised

Name: Nidec US Motors UJ15E2DP Close-Coupled Pump Motor, 15 HP, 3-Phase, 1800 RPM, 208-230, 460V, 254JP Frame Hadrian - Toilet Partitions The front pushbar includes raised
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 65054108970
Price: 570.41 USD
Availability: InStock
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Nidec US Motors UJ15E2DP Close Coupled Pump Motor, 15 HP, 3 Phase, 1800 RPM, 208 230, 460V, 254JP Frame Hadrian Toilet Partitions The front pushbar includes raised The front pushbar includes raised letters for the visually impaired Bradley S15 112 Ped Voltage: 208 230 460 Service Factor: 1

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