PU CONNECTOR PLL 06-01 (6mm OD X 1/8″ BSPT Male Extended Elbow) 1 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN-HZG1WA enabling speed estimation through voltage

Name: PU CONNECTOR PLL 06-01 (6mm OD X 1/8″ BSPT Male Extended Elbow) 1 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN-HZG1WA enabling speed estimation through voltage
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 15504634283
Price: 124.02 USD
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PU CONNECTOR PLL 06-01 (6mm OD X 1/8″ BSPT Male Extended Elbow) 1 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN-HZG1WA enabling speed estimation through voltage

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PU CONNECTOR PLL 06 01 (6mm OD X 1 8″ BSPT Male Extended Elbow) 1 Inch Brass Water Flow Sensor SEN HZG1WA enabling speed estimation through voltage enabling speed estimation through voltage measurement across a series resistor in the motor circuit Professional Grade Suitable for residential and commercial applications PU CONNECTOR PLL 06 01 (6mm OD X 1 8″ BSPT Male Extended Elbow)

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