Honeywell E3NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor Cartridge for HVAC and Industrial Use regulator The nozzle's brass construction offers voomi_id_21892

Name: Honeywell E3NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor Cartridge for HVAC and Industrial Use regulator The nozzle's brass construction offers voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 95116101117
Price: 200.87 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1791 (21 reviews)

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Honeywell E3NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor Cartridge for HVAC and Industrial Use regulator The nozzle's brass construction offers voomi_id_21892 The nozzle's brass construction offers durability and corrosion resistance ensuring cleaner air is distributed throughout your home Advanced electrochemical technology for precise NO2 detection This sensor cartridge operates within a temperature range of 40 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit

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