Schneider Electric TA-3432 Room Temperature Sensor Thermostat High Limit 75-135F Manual Reset voomi_id_9222 Shipping Weight: 16 lbs voomi_id_21892

Name: Schneider Electric TA-3432 Room Temperature Sensor Thermostat High Limit 75-135F Manual Reset voomi_id_9222 Shipping Weight: 16 lbs voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 88694022218
Price: 409.21 USD
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Schneider Electric TA 3432 Room Temperature Sensor Thermostat High Limit 75 135F Manual Reset voomi_id_9222 Shipping Weight: 16 lbs voomi_id_21892 Shipping Weight: 16 lbs It is designed for various gas applications and features a durable brass body that resists corrosion Adjustable temperature range between 75 and 135 degrees Fahrenheit for flexible use Application: HVAC Systems

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