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A-4000-139 | SINGLE # REDUC VLV 10SCFM | Johnson Controls Size_3IN Diameter This Seal Pump is a 48TM403745

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A 4000 139 SINGLE # REDUC VLV 10SCFM Johnson Controls Size_3IN Diameter This Seal Pump is a 48TM403745 This Seal Pump is a crucial component for maintaining the optimal operation of your Buderus GB142 boiler choose our HVAC supply store as your trusted distributor **Key Features:** * Designed for gas or liquid flow applications * Single stage design for efficient pressure reduction * Precision machined components for accurate and consistent flow control * Compact design for easy installation and maintenance * Compatible with various gases and liquids * Optional accessories enhance functionality **NCO A 4000 139 Johnson Controls: Single # Reducing Valve 10 SCFM** The Johnson Controls NCO A 4000 139 is a reducing valve specifically engineered for industrial applications

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