Schneider Electric 0453H0077GB01 Erie 120V Medium Duty 2-Position Damper Actuator with Switch voomi_id_13533 Maximum Inlet Pressure Ratio (H/C voomi_id_21892

Name: Schneider Electric 0453H0077GB01 Erie 120V Medium Duty 2-Position Damper Actuator with Switch voomi_id_13533 Maximum Inlet Pressure Ratio (H/C voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 96855345218
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Schneider Electric 0453H0077GB01 Erie 120V Medium Duty 2 Position Damper Actuator with Switch voomi_id_13533 Maximum Inlet Pressure Ratio (H C voomi_id_21892 Maximum Inlet Pressure Ratio (H C or C H): 2:1 Applicable Systems: Carrier HVAC units and systems Durable medium duty construction suitable for industrial environments Temperature Range: 0°F 120°F

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