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Dayton DC Gearmotor 12VDC, Nameplate RPM: 17, Max. Torque: 50.0 in.-lb., Enclosure: TENV - 1LPV6 Lever Roll Paper Towel Dispensers The unit holds 54 ounces

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Dayton DC Gearmotor 12VDC, Nameplate RPM: 17, Max. Torque: 50.0 in. lb., Enclosure: TENV 1LPV6 Lever Roll Paper Towel Dispensers The unit holds 54 ounces The unit holds 54 ounces of soap Price reflects unit quoted with standard options: Standard Model LVAD2 Verge Lav System Lvad Series2 Person: Selected Options: IR DCG: Infrared Faucet Battery Enclosure: totally enclosed nonventilated Gearcase: die cast zinc Lubrication: grease filled Gears: heat treated steel and acetal Bearings: porous bronze sleeve on case ball on motor Mounting: all position Rotation: reversible Thermal protection: none Brushes: externally replaceable Ambient: 40C Seals: O ring type on output shaft UL and C UL Recognized

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