Century 1/2 HP Condenser Fan Motor,Permanent Split Capacitor,1075 Nameplate RPM,208-230 Voltage,Frame 48 - FE1056SU Grab Bars Designed to match the other
USD172.39
USD192.39
Century 1/2 HP Condenser Fan Motor,Permanent Split Capacitor,1075 Nameplate RPM,208-230 Voltage,Frame 48 - FE1056SU Grab Bars Designed to match the other
USD172.39
USD192.39
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Century 1 2 HP Condenser Fan Motor,Permanent Split Capacitor,1075 Nameplate RPM,208 230 Voltage,Frame 48 FE1056SU Grab Bars Designed to match the other Designed to match the other washroom accessories in the Bobrick Trim Line Series collection Opening Closure Type None Series Wastemaster Basic Container Material Metal Specific Container Material Stainless Steel Top Design Open Top Finish Polished Lid Options No Lid Includes Retainer Band Features a double flat shaft HeatMaster Ultra insulated 1 phase PSC motor is designed for trouble free operation in outdoor air conditioning and refrigeration condensing units and heat pumps
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