VBN2E1SX8202 | CONTROL BALL VALVE WITH ELECTRIC ACTUATOR - 1-1/2 IN. NPT - 2-WAY - 172 CV - STAINLESS STEEL TRIM - DCA PROFILE - ON OFF(FAIL CLOSED) - 100 - 250 VAC - NEMA 3R ENCLOSURE | Honeywell Torque_30 in-lb Designed to offer protection for E34-480800-J03XSPKIT-NS

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VBN2E1SX8202 CONTROL BALL VALVE WITH ELECTRIC ACTUATOR 1 1 2 IN. NPT 2 WAY 172 CV STAINLESS STEEL TRIM DCA PROFILE ON OFF(FAIL CLOSED) 100 250 VAC NEMA 3R ENCLOSURE Honeywell Torque_30 in lb Designed to offer protection for E34 480800 J03XSPKIT NS Designed to offer protection for all standard brands of oil tight pushbuttons 1 1 2 PVC TANK ADAPTER SOCXSOC FKM GASKET Datasheet Installation Instructions More Info

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