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ASCO 272610-032-D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4/2 Inline 1/2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618
ASCO 272610-032-D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4/2 Inline 1/2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618
ASCO 272610-032-D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4/2 Inline 1/2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618
ASCO 272610-032-D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4/2 Inline 1/2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618
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ASCO 272610-032-D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4/2 Inline 1/2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618

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ASCO 272610 032 D Coil 120 Voltage Alternating Current 16.1 Watt for 4 2 Inline 1 2 Solenoid Valve voomi_id_64959 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi voomi_id_66618 Maximum Design Pressure: 700 psi Operational Temperature Range: 110 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit Durable Construction: Built to withstand tough conditions improves energy efficiency

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