Trane SWT01259 Thermal Limit Switch Opens at 190F Closes at 160F voomi_id_4109 Application: Industrial heating systems voomi_id_34559

Name: Trane SWT01259 Thermal Limit Switch Opens at 190F Closes at 160F voomi_id_4109 Application: Industrial heating systems voomi_id_34559
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 41339352002
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Trane SWT01259 Thermal Limit Switch Opens at 190F Closes at 160F voomi_id_4109 Application: Industrial heating systems voomi_id_34559

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Trane SWT01259 Thermal Limit Switch Opens at 190F Closes at 160F voomi_id_4109 Application: Industrial heating systems voomi_id_34559 Application: Industrial heating systems The Trane WHL0322 blower wheel is designed to enhance air movement within HVAC systems Opens at: 190 degrees Fahrenheit Closes at: 160 degrees Fahrenheit

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