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Migro 2 Pole 40 AMP Heavy Duty Lighting Contactor 2 Pole Models (2 Pole 120VAC Coil Voltage) 2 Pole 120VAC Coil Voltage sold2025 Two Pack: Hanna Instruments HI Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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Migro 2 Pole 40 AMP Heavy Duty Lighting Contactor 2 Pole Models (2 Pole 120VAC Coil Voltage) 2 Pole 120VAC Coil Voltage sold2025 Two Pack: Hanna Instruments HI Style:Crimped Wire Wheel Two Pack: Hanna Instruments HI 713 25 Reagents Phosphate for HI 713 Checker HC (Total of 50 Tests) Read more Silicone Rubber O Ring Noted for their ability to be used over a wide temperature range and for excellent resistance to ozone 40 FLA Amp Rating 2 Pole 120 Volt Coil This contactor is a heavy duty enclosed replacement for all two pole contactors rated at 40 Amps or less which have 120 volt coils

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