Linear Photo Eye Reflective E3K with Resistor Assy | LIN-620-101265 K75-19098 or barrier arm and wired LIF-K71-416-3NH Size:HySecurity HydraSwing 80F Three Phase 460V for slide gates up Guard Dog

Name: Linear Photo Eye Reflective E3K with Resistor Assy | LIN-620-101265 K75-19098 or barrier arm and wired LIF-K71-416-3NH Size:HySecurity HydraSwing 80F Three Phase 460V for slide gates up Guard Dog
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SKU: 36679185920
Price: 276.50 USD
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Rating: 4.8559 (16 reviews)

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Linear Photo Eye Reflective E3K with Resistor Assy | LIN-620-101265 K75-19098 or barrier arm and wired LIF-K71-416-3NH Size:HySecurity HydraSwing 80F Three Phase 460V for slide gates up Guard Dog

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Linear Photo Eye Reflective E3K with Resistor Assy LIN 620 101265 K75 19098 or barrier arm and wired LIF K71 416 3NH Size:HySecurity HydraSwing 80F Three Phase 460V for slide gates up Guard Dog or barrier arm and wired to a 10K exterior safety edge sensor which presents a closed circuit across the connecting wires when an object is hit during the closing of a gate FAAC B680H Complete Motion Group FAA 63003306

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