Dayton 3/4 HP Washdown Motor,Capacitor-Start/Run,1745 Nameplate RPM,115/208-230 Voltage,Frame 56HC - 11G253 Drain Type - Centrally rising vent w/supplies from above (B drain) Nameplate RPM: 3000/2300

Name: Dayton 3/4 HP Washdown Motor,Capacitor-Start/Run,1745 Nameplate RPM,115/208-230 Voltage,Frame 56HC - 11G253 Drain Type - Centrally rising vent w/supplies from above (B drain) Nameplate RPM: 3000/2300
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 25579055772
Price: 554.21 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton 3 4 HP Washdown Motor,Capacitor Start Run,1745 Nameplate RPM,115 208 230 Voltage,Frame 56HC 11G253 Drain Type Centrally rising vent w supplies from above (B drain) Nameplate RPM: 3000 2300 Nameplate RPM: 3000 2300 Inlet Size: 1 2 in 4 drains in each endshield allow drainage of condensation in any mounting position There's also a moisture resistant sealant between the frame and the endbells

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