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| Part No. | Description | Manufacturer | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 316101 | Display Type:High Resolution Color TFT | Chromalox | ||
| 316101 | Chromalox | |||
| 316110 | Communication Type:Modbus RTU;RS485;RS422;TCP;Ethernet | Chromalox | ||
| 316110 | Chromalox | |||
| 389781 | Input Voltage:100 to 240 Volts AC | Chromalox | ||
| 389781 | Chromalox | |||
| 389829 | Enclosure:Polycarbonate | Chromalox | ||
| 389829 | Chromalox | |||
| 389837 | Enclosure:Polycarbonate | Chromalox | ||
| 389837 | Chromalox | |||
| 389845 | Series:APS-4C | Chromalox | ||
| 389845 | Chromalox | |||
| 389853 | H x W x D:4.38 in x 8.13 in x 5.5 in | Chromalox | ||
| 389853 | Chromalox | |||
| 389861 | Enclosure:Polycarbonate | Chromalox | ||
| 389861 | Chromalox | |||
| 390010 | Input Voltage:100 to 277 Volts AC | Chromalox | ||
| 390010 | Chromalox | |||
| 390029 | Input Voltage:100 to 277 Volts AC | Chromalox | ||
| 390029 | Chromalox | |||
| cm-2001-n4x-s1 | Mount Type:Wall;Rack | Nelson Heat Trace | ||
| cm-2001-n4x-s1 | Nelson Heat Trace | |||
| smmc-3 | NEMA Rating:NEMA 12 | Nelson Heat Trace | ||
| smmc-3 | Nelson Heat Trace | |||
| ss-1n | Frequency:50/60 | Nelson Heat Trace |
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