Wayne Combustion 23101-HS 120V Primary 10,000V Secondary 250VA Transformer thermostat 5-inch normally closed solenoid valve from residential to commercial

Wayne Combustion 23101-HS 120V Primary 10,000V Secondary 250VA Transformer thermostat 5-inch normally closed solenoid valve from residential to commercial

Name: Wayne Combustion 23101-HS 120V Primary 10,000V Secondary 250VA Transformer thermostat 5-inch normally closed solenoid valve from residential to commercial
Brand: belenergia.com
SKU: 6732461157
Price: 141.56 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.054 (7 reviews)

SKU 6732461157 · ★ 4.1

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Wayne Combustion 23101 HS 120V Primary 10,000V Secondary 250VA Transformer thermostat 5 inch normally closed solenoid valve from residential to commercial 5 inch normally closed solenoid valve equipped with a 0 5# pressure range and a visual indicator Includes: No Brand: Wayne Combustion High electrical isolation to safeguard against power quality issues

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