GREDIA G1/2"" Male Thread Brass Water Flow Sensor Switch Hall Effect Liquid Flowmeter Fluidmeter Counter BSP 1-25L/Min（44 mm in Total Length） G1/2" 44 mm sold2026 wide Application Range auspowers_batchfive

Name: GREDIA G1/2"" Male Thread Brass Water Flow Sensor Switch Hall Effect Liquid Flowmeter Fluidmeter Counter BSP 1-25L/Min（44 mm in Total Length） G1/2" 44 mm sold2026 wide Application Range auspowers_batchfive
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 9756663423
Price: 143.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1602 (19 reviews)

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GREDIA G1 2"" Male Thread Brass Water Flow Sensor Switch Hall Effect Liquid Flowmeter Fluidmeter Counter BSP 1 25L Min（44 mm in Total Length） G1 2" 44 mm sold2026 wide Application Range auspowers_batchfive wide Application Range avoid unnecessary errors which is controlled by the control Flow range: 1 25L Min

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