Dayton 1 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 1170 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 182/4 Frame - 36VE94 Length-30.125" full-coverage relief to all affected

Name: Dayton 1 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 1170 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 182/4 Frame - 36VE94 Length-30.125" full-coverage relief to all affected
Brand: sociedadesummus.com.br
SKU: 73156595071
Price: 339.13 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5274 (15 reviews)

SKU 73156595071 · ★ 4.5

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Description

Dayton 1 1 2 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3 Phase, 1170 Nameplate RPM, 230 460 Voltage, 182 4 Frame 36VE94 Length 30.125" full coverage relief to all affected full coverage relief to all affected areas of the face the unit requires a rough opening that measures 17 3 8 inches in width by 11 1 4 inches in height by 2 3 4 inches in depth for installation

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