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7072102S | 230/460/3 1140RPM 3/4hp CW/CCW | Heatcraft Refrigeration Product Type_With Hex Nuts Control Board 2 Stage Heat 48TM403745

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USD527.34 USD554.34
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65755350167 · ★ 4.3
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7072102S 230 460 3 1140RPM 3 4hp CW CCW Heatcraft Refrigeration Product Type_With Hex Nuts Control Board 2 Stage Heat 48TM403745 Control Board 2 Stage Heat UT Cutler Hammer Eaton XTCE040D00A 40AMP 120V Contactor Cutler Hammer Eaton XTCE040D00A 40AMP 120V Contactor is a heavy duty contactor designed for controlling high power electrical loads in industrial and commercial applications it delivers reliable performance in various cooling systems 230 460 3 1140 RPM 3 4 HP CW CCW Motor for Commercial Refrigeration Applications: Heatcraft Refrigeration NCO 7072102S The Heatcraft Refrigeration NCO 7072102S is a high performance motor designed for demanding commercial refrigeration applications

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