Nidec FD2CM2P18 Farm High Torque 2 HP Motor Cap Start 1800 RPM 115/230V 182T Frame voomi_id_5532 Its robust construction and comprehensive voomi_id_21892

Name: Nidec FD2CM2P18 Farm High Torque 2 HP Motor Cap Start 1800 RPM 115/230V 182T Frame voomi_id_5532 Its robust construction and comprehensive voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 8956760948
Price: 323.07 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4653 (7 reviews)

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Nidec FD2CM2P18 Farm High Torque 2 HP Motor Cap Start 1800 RPM 115 230V 182T Frame voomi_id_5532 Its robust construction and comprehensive voomi_id_21892 Its robust construction and comprehensive design make it ideal for a variety of demanding applications in different sectors Compatible with: Raypak heat exchangers Motor Type: Capacitor Start Insulation Class: F

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