EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 16 W Output Watts, 1850 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame: Non-Standard - UTBCF1851E6VH2 Height-48" which can be mounted virtually

Name: EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 16 W Output Watts, 1850 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame: Non-Standard - UTBCF1851E6VH2 Height-48" which can be mounted virtually
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SKU: 83788462585
Price: 161.71 USD
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EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 16 W Output Watts, 1850 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame: Non Standard UTBCF1851E6VH2 Height 48" which can be mounted virtually which can be mounted virtually anywhere around the sink area Valve features a universal lubricant satisfactory for most common fluids It can operate with horizontal or shaft up shaft orientation Use in commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration equipment

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