Schneider Electric VT3317G13B020 Zone Valve Assemblies 120V 3/4 Inch Sweat 3-Way 7.0CV voomi_id_4365 This valve is built for voomi_id_21892

Name: Schneider Electric VT3317G13B020 Zone Valve Assemblies 120V 3/4 Inch Sweat 3-Way 7.0CV voomi_id_4365 This valve is built for voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 76549567940
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Schneider Electric VT3317G13B020 Zone Valve Assemblies 120V 3 4 Inch Sweat 3 Way 7.0CV voomi_id_4365 This valve is built for voomi_id_21892 This valve is built for industrial use Operational Temperature: 30inchu00baF to 140inchu00baF normally closed operation This valve is essential for maintaining optimal environmental conditions in industrial and commercial facilities

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