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Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb-in HP, Vector, 3600-1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1/2
Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb-in HP, Vector, 3600-1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1/2
Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb-in HP, Vector, 3600-1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1/2
Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb-in HP, Vector, 3600-1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1/2
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Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb-in HP, Vector, 3600-1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1/2" male instantaneous coupling

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Nidec US Motors UN2T2BC Vector Duty Motor, 2 HP, 0.8 lb in HP, Vector, 3600 1800 RPM, 230, 460V, 145TC Frame Toilet Partition Stalls 2 1 2" male instantaneous coupling 2 1 2" male instantaneous coupling for connection to fire service hose 3450 Nameplate RPM Nameplate RPM: 3600 1800 Enclosure: Totally Enclosed

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