Schneider Electric 9036GG2 Heavy-Duty Open Tank Float Switch, NEMA 1, Contacts Close on Rise voomi_id_8367 Precision-engineered to fit Trane air from residential to commercial

Schneider Electric 9036GG2 Heavy-Duty Open Tank Float Switch, NEMA 1, Contacts Close on Rise voomi_id_8367 Precision-engineered to fit Trane air from residential to commercial

Name: Schneider Electric 9036GG2 Heavy-Duty Open Tank Float Switch, NEMA 1, Contacts Close on Rise voomi_id_8367 Precision-engineered to fit Trane air from residential to commercial
Brand: belenergia.com
SKU: 40107750278
Price: 186.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0945 (9 reviews)

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Schneider Electric 9036GG2 Heavy Duty Open Tank Float Switch, NEMA 1, Contacts Close on Rise voomi_id_8367 Precision engineered to fit Trane air from residential to commercial Precision engineered to fit Trane air handlers Commonly used in heating and plumbing applications Part Number: 9036GG2 NEMA Rating: 1

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