6078 1/2 HP 115/230 Volt U.S. Motors Nidec 1800 RPM 48YZ Frame Carbonator Pump Motors

6078 1/2 HP 115/230 Volt U.S. Motors Nidec 1800 RPM 48YZ Frame Carbonator Pump Motors

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6078 1/2 HP 115/230 Volt U.S. Motors Nidec 1800 RPM 48YZ Frame Carbonator Pump Motors6078 U. S. Motors Nidec 1 2 HP 115 230 Volt 1800 RPM 48YZ Frame Carbonator Pump Motors Nidec U. S. Motors 6078 Carbonator Pump Motor The Nidec U. S. Motors 6078 is a heavy duty, 1 2 HP split phase motor specifically engineered for continuous duty carbonator and fluid delivery applications. Designed to handle the rigorous demands of commercial beverage dispensers, reverse osmosis (RO) systems, and specialized industrial water treatment loops, this

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011