Dayton Shaded Pole Unit Bearing Motor, 9 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage - 4YFG3 Drain Type-A - Off-line vent w/ supplies from below Replaces gasket on DRM659 (PIG
USD36.89
USD67.89
Dayton Shaded Pole Unit Bearing Motor, 9 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage - 4YFG3 Drain Type-A - Off-line vent w/ supplies from below Replaces gasket on DRM659 (PIG
USD36.89
USD67.89
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Dayton Shaded Pole Unit Bearing Motor, 9 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage 4YFG3 Drain Type A Off line vent w supplies from below Replaces gasket on DRM659 (PIG Replaces gasket on DRM659 (PIG Latching Drum Lid) and DRM1072 (PIG Latching Drum Lid with Fast Latch Ring) Contains: Hfc and other applications with 6" to 12" fan blades This unit bearing motor is for use with commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration equipment
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