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Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1-1/4
Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1-1/4
Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1-1/4
Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1-1/4
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Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1-1/4" Pipe Size - 8221G009 Nominal Size-42" X 1.25" The formula is nonflammable

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Redhat 120V AC Brass Slow Closing Solenoid Valve, Normally Closed, 1 1 4" Pipe Size 8221G009 Nominal Size 42" X 1.25" The formula is nonflammable The formula is nonflammable 15" Dowel Rod Coil included This slow closing solenoid valve is designed to help reduce pressure spikes and bring water hammers to a level that eliminates the need for suppressors or other controls

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