Schneider Electric 1950-001 Robertshaw Thermopile, 2-Wire, 500-750mV, PG9 Pilot Adapter voomi_id_116171 Control Type: Non-Spring Return Electric voomi_id_34559

Name: Schneider Electric 1950-001 Robertshaw Thermopile, 2-Wire, 500-750mV, PG9 Pilot Adapter voomi_id_116171 Control Type: Non-Spring Return Electric voomi_id_34559
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Schneider Electric 1950-001 Robertshaw Thermopile, 2-Wire, 500-750mV, PG9 Pilot Adapter voomi_id_116171 Control Type: Non-Spring Return Electric voomi_id_34559

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Schneider Electric 1950 001 Robertshaw Thermopile, 2 Wire, 500 750mV, PG9 Pilot Adapter voomi_id_116171 Control Type: Non Spring Return Electric voomi_id_34559 Control Type: Non Spring Return Electric It provides a high level of durability and efficient performance This thermopile is designed for easy burner installation with an attached threaded nut and a stainless steel outer jacket for long life and resistance to heat blistering Male Connector Nut

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