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135200 | Water Feeder 51-2-M with Low Water Cut Off #2 Switch 135200 1 Inch Threaded 35 Pounds per Square Inch | Mcdonnell Miller Product Type_Rotolock to Stub **Key Features:** * 1/4" diameter 48TM403745

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27445512687 · ★ 4.6
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135200 Water Feeder 51 2 M with Low Water Cut Off #2 Switch 135200 1 Inch Threaded 35 Pounds per Square Inch Mcdonnell Miller Product Type_Rotolock to Stub **Key Features:** * 1 4" diameter 48TM403745 **Key Features:** * 1 4" diameter * 1 and ejection applications Compact design and ease of installation Our HVAC supply store offers the Jergens 30494 Spring Plunger at competitive prices The water feeder's operation at 120 degrees Fahrenheit makes it suitable for hot water and steam boiler applications The McDonnell Miller 135200 Water Feeder ensures optimal water levels in hot water and steam boilers with its Low Water Cut Off #2 Switch

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