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M461 | Blower Motor Permanent Split Capacitor for 60MBXB-HW Series 1 Horsepower 120 Volt 3 Revolutions per Minute 60Hertz | First Co cooper instrument it exhibits superior corrosion resistance AW611EH-111-J7


M461 | Blower Motor Permanent Split Capacitor for 60MBXB-HW Series 1 Horsepower 120 Volt 3 Revolutions per Minute 60Hertz | First Co cooper instrument it exhibits superior corrosion resistance AW611EH-111-J7

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M461 Blower Motor Permanent Split Capacitor for 60MBXB HW Series 1 Horsepower 120 Volt 3 Revolutions per Minute 60Hertz First Co cooper instrument it exhibits superior corrosion resistance AW611EH 111 J7 it exhibits superior corrosion resistance 000 lb Capacity First Co's Blower Motor Permanent Split Capacitor for the 60MBXB HW Series provides efficient and reliable airflow solutions in commercial and industrial settings This motor features: **Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC)** design for continuous operation **1 Horsepower** rating for demanding applications **120 Volt** power requirement for common electrical systems **3 Revolutions per Minute (RPM)** speed for optimal air flow **60 Hertz (HZ)** frequency for compatibility with North American electrical grids Ideal for use with vertical or horizontal direct drive hydronic fan coils

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