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Coleman Cable 51012 Cable Els PW 17895 Engineered for high-pressure refrigeration environments

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SKU 85476625006
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Description

Coleman Cable 51012 Cable Els PW 17895 Engineered for high pressure refrigeration environments Engineered for high pressure refrigeration environments Replacing a faulty or sticking furnace door safety switch with this factory authorized component restores the integrity of the unit’s safety circuit Reliable Construction: Annealed stranded copper offers a balance of high conductivity and field tested flexibility while the TWN75 rating specifies suitability for wet or damp locations at a maximum of 75°C

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