Dayton 1 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3-Phase,850 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,Frame 56YZ - 24PR71 Bathroom Stall Doors New Part Number: 18GS85G -

Name: Dayton 1 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3-Phase,850 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,Frame 56YZ - 24PR71 Bathroom Stall Doors New Part Number: 18GS85G -
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SKU: 963289577
Price: 440.06 USD
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Dayton 1 HP Condenser Fan Motor,3 Phase,850 Nameplate RPM,208 230 460 Voltage,Frame 56YZ 24PR71 Bathroom Stall Doors New Part Number: 18GS85G New Part Number: 18GS85G The shower is operated by a pull handle for ease of use in an emergency FRN001C1S 6U this high ambient condenser fan motor is suitable for use in commercial air conditioners Featuring a rugged design

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