WEG Evaporative Cooler Motor, Split-Phase, Open Dripproof, 1/6, 1/2 HP, Nameplate RPM 1725/1140 - .5082OS1DEC56 ADA Compliant-Yes Material of Construction: Cast Iron

Name: WEG Evaporative Cooler Motor, Split-Phase, Open Dripproof, 1/6, 1/2 HP, Nameplate RPM 1725/1140 - .5082OS1DEC56 ADA Compliant-Yes Material of Construction: Cast Iron
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 94592844644
Price: 114.11 USD
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WEG Evaporative Cooler Motor, Split Phase, Open Dripproof, 1 6, 1 2 HP, Nameplate RPM 1725 1140 .5082OS1DEC56 ADA Compliant Yes Material of Construction: Cast Iron Material of Construction: Cast Iron Stainless steel finish is corrosion resistant and attractive For use in evaporative coolers 2 1 2" Enclosure: open dripproof Service factor: 1

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