Dayton 1/40 HP, HVAC Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 3.3 - 712112807M Urinal Screen Lever-Operated 3/4- to 6-Ton Chain

Name: Dayton 1/40 HP, HVAC Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 3.3 - 712112807M Urinal Screen Lever-Operated 3/4- to 6-Ton Chain
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70317440196
Price: 74.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0846 (11 reviews)

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Dayton 1 40 HP, HVAC Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 3.3 712112807M Urinal Screen Lever Operated 3 4 to 6 Ton Chain Lever Operated 3 4 to 6 Ton Chain Pullers with Weston Type Brake flexible bladder against splits or punctures to help stop leaks this motor replaces 1 50 HP PSC and less efficient shaded pole motors in HVAC R applications With continuous air over

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