16V46 | 1/3hp 250-1250RPM CCW ECM MTR | Lennox Used on_MITW40S/MITW50S Residential and Light Duty Higher Temperature Clip-On Aquastat Kit 2400-528

Name: 16V46 | 1/3hp 250-1250RPM CCW ECM MTR | Lennox Used on_MITW40S/MITW50S Residential and Light Duty Higher Temperature Clip-On Aquastat Kit 2400-528
Brand: coolfarms.bio
SKU: 69839258000
Price: 206.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.807300000000001 (11 reviews)

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16V46 1 3hp 250 1250RPM CCW ECM MTR Lennox Used on_MITW40S MITW50S Residential and Light Duty Higher Temperature Clip On Aquastat Kit 2400 528 Higher Temperature Clip On Aquastat Kit The ring's forged steel construction ensures high resistance to wear and tear Applications: The Lennox 16V46 ECM motor is ideal for use in a variety of HVAC applications â€¢ The compatibility of the Lennox 16V46 ECM motor with a variety of control systems makes it a versatile option for any HVAC system

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