Fireye MERT4 Flame Rod Photocell Amplifier 3 Second FFRT voomi_id_17922 Engineered for durability and continuous voomi_id_34559

Name: Fireye MERT4 Flame Rod Photocell Amplifier 3 Second FFRT voomi_id_17922 Engineered for durability and continuous voomi_id_34559
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SKU: 62669354440
Price: 116.25 USD
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Fireye MERT4 Flame Rod Photocell Amplifier 3 Second FFRT voomi_id_17922 Engineered for durability and continuous voomi_id_34559

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Fireye MERT4 Flame Rod Photocell Amplifier 3 Second FFRT voomi_id_17922 Engineered for durability and continuous voomi_id_34559 Engineered for durability and continuous operation It features 5 32 inch plastic tubing connections and operates with 20 psi direct acting and 15 psi reverse acting air pressure Sensing Element: Photocell Fits Brand: Fireye

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