Nidec/US Motors 4.0 HP [16.4A] [56Y/TB] Spa Motor (TT506) marathonelectric 65A] [230v] Circ Pump (02093001-2010CE)

Name: Nidec/US Motors 4.0 HP [16.4A] [56Y/TB] Spa Motor (TT506) marathonelectric 65A] [230v] Circ Pump (02093001-2010CE)
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SKU: 48869466686
Price: 274.00 USD
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SKU 48869466686 ★ 4.7

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Nidec US Motors 4.0 HP [16.4A] [56Y TB] Spa Motor (TT506) marathonelectric 65A] [230v] Circ Pump (02093001 2010CE) 65A] [230v] Circ Pump (02093001 2010CE) is built for compatible 230V circulation applications where consistent runtime matters more than high pressure output Rebuild kits are useful because they allow a more complete service of the most active wear zone of the cleaner without replacing the entire unit Installed in the proper application This motor has practical value because the 56Y TB frame style is critical to installation compatibility

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