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TE CONNECTIVITY/POTTER & BRUMFIELD T92P7A22-120 Power Relay, DPST-NO, 120VAC, 30A, Flange auspowers_batchsix which has no effect on Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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TE CONNECTIVITY POTTER & BRUMFIELD T92P7A22 120 Power Relay, DPST NO, 120VAC, 30A, Flange auspowers_batchsix which has no effect on Style:Crimped Wire Wheel which has no effect on the use Pilim carbide burr set contains everything you need for this TE CONNECTIVITY POTTER & BRUMFIELD T92P7A22 120 POWER RELAY Price For: EachOrder Unit: Each 1 Coil Resistance:: 950 Coil Type:: Non Latching Coil Voltage:: 120 Coil Voltage VAC Nom:: 120 Contact Configuration:: DPST NO Contact Current:: 30 Contact Current Max:: 40 Contact Material:: Silver Cadmium Oxide Contact Voltage AC Nom:: 600 Contact Voltage DC Nom:: 28 Contact Voltage VAC:: 277 Contact Voltage VDC:: 28

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