PECO NEMA 4X Industrial Thermostat with 5' Remote Capillary Tube Sensor Floc Testers repeatable performance under full vacuum Why Choose the Hydromatic

Name: PECO NEMA 4X Industrial Thermostat with 5' Remote Capillary Tube Sensor Floc Testers repeatable performance under full vacuum Why Choose the Hydromatic
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SKU: 72360086904
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PECO NEMA 4X Industrial Thermostat with 5' Remote Capillary Tube Sensor Floc Testers repeatable performance under full vacuum Why Choose the Hydromatic

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PECO NEMA 4X Industrial Thermostat with 5' Remote Capillary Tube Sensor Floc Testers repeatable performance under full vacuum Why Choose the Hydromatic repeatable performance under full vacuum conditions Call 1 866 335 1078 (Canada) or 1 204 888 8469 (USA) It has an adjustable temperature range of 0°F to 120°F so it can be can be used for heating or cooling applications

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