343314-75103 | Horizontal Condensate Pan | Carrier Product Type_Flue Temperature Sensor Key Features: - 2-way aluminum 2400-528
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343314 75103 Horizontal Condensate Pan Carrier Product Type_Flue Temperature Sensor Key Features: 2 way aluminum 2400 528 Key Features: 2 way aluminum solenoid valve for precise fluid flow control Robust construction with aluminum body for corrosion resistance and durability 1 1 4 inch NPT end connections for easy integration Normally closed configuration for reliable shut off NBR seal material for compatibility with various fluids 120 alternating current (AC) power source for consistent performance Red Hat Type 1 enclosure for protection against harsh environments Applications: The ASCO 8215 solenoid valve is widely used in industrial fluid systems the ASCO 8215C73 VentValve is an ideal choice for industrial engineers and maintenance professionals seeking a high quality valve for their applications Carrier Horizontal Condensate Pan The Carrier Horizontal Condensate Pan is an essential component for effectively managing condensation in HVAC systems this pan is designed to collect and drain condensate from air conditioning and refrigeration units
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