Acme T-2-53013-4S Transformer 3KVA 60Hz Single Phase 240x480 Pri 120x240 Sec WatSON-MCDANIEL Used---Good Visual Condition---Tested---E-Ok---8/22/WW 150AMPS 600VAC

Name: Acme T-2-53013-4S Transformer 3KVA 60Hz Single Phase 240x480 Pri 120x240 Sec WatSON-MCDANIEL Used---Good Visual Condition---Tested---E-Ok---8/22/WW 150AMPS 600VAC
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 31845054939
Price: 149.50 USD
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Rating: 4.2385 (29 reviews)

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Acme T 2 53013 4S Transformer 3KVA 60Hz Single Phase 240x480 Pri 120x240 Sec WatSON MCDANIEL Used Good Visual Condition Tested E Ok 8 22 WW 150AMPS 600VAC Used Good Visual Condition Tested E Ok 8 22 WW 150AMPS 600VAC SS234 T 18 6 8 A CC 132815 1 Used Tested E Ok 12 25 NS CC 169038 SS271 S1 13 1 4 B 70

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