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073388002 | 1/60hp 208-230V 1PH MOTOR | Daikin-McQuay Jaw Type_Crimping non-marring surface for precise gripping 48TM403745

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USD188.94 USD221.94
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73099731824 · ★ 4.6
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073388002 1 60hp 208 230V 1PH MOTOR Daikin McQuay Jaw Type_Crimping non marring surface for precise gripping 48TM403745 non marring surface for precise gripping Key Features: • Maintains optimal airflow in HVAC systems • Precise fan speed regulation for efficient operation • Durable construction for long lasting performance Benefits: • Improved indoor air quality and comfort • Reduced energy consumption and operating costs • Extended equipment life and reliability Shop our HVAC supply store today for the best prices and fast shipping on the Lennox BCC3 Fan Control Board (19S83) With its compact design 1 60hp 208 230V 1PH MOTOR: This high performance motor from Daikin McQuay is designed to meet the demands of industrial applications

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