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Honeywell Electronic Temperature Sensor for average duct air - C7041J2007/U C7041J-c1

Honeywell Electronic Temperature Sensor for average duct air - C7041J2007/U C7041J-c1

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Specification
Brand : Honeywell
BulletPoint : 20K ohm NTC Duct Averaging Temp Sensor,12ft, Operating range -40-250F
ItemName : Honeywell Electronic Temperature Sensor for average duct air - C7041J2007/U C7041J-c1
ItemTypeKeyword : industrial-relief-valves
Manufacturer : Honeywell
Material : Metal
MeasurementAccuracy : ±1.5%
MeasuringRange : -40 - 250 F
ModelNumber : C7041J2007/U-C7041J-c1
MountingType : Duct Mount
NumberOfItems : 1
OutputType : electrical signal
PartNumber : C7041J2007/U-C7041J-c1
ProductDescription : Model Number C7041J -- Electronic Temperature Sensor for average duct air
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2017-02-22T18:08:14.711Z
SpecificUsesForProduct : Industrial
UnitCount : 1
UnspscCode : 27110000
UpperTemperatureRating : 250 degrees_fahrenheit

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