Dayton 1/3 HP Direct Drive Blower Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage - 5BE64 Lever Roll Paper Towel Dispensers Cross Reference: 5200

Name: Dayton 1/3 HP Direct Drive Blower Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage - 5BE64 Lever Roll Paper Towel Dispensers Cross Reference: 5200
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70520361081
Price: 250.46 USD
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Dayton 1 3 HP Direct Drive Blower Motor, Permanent Split Capacitor, 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage 5BE64 Lever Roll Paper Towel Dispensers Cross Reference: 5200 Cross Reference: 5200 Bradley S83 131C Switch Tt 60 Sec designed specifically as replacement motors for Dayton ventilators Permanent split capacitor motors include capacitor

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