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Transformer; 115v pri, 24v sec., 60hz, 35va, foot mount

Transformer, 120 Volt Primary 24 Volt Secondary 40 VA

Transformer; choke line, 12 amps rms ac, 600v

Transformer, 115v primary voltage, 24v secondary vo

Transformer

Transformer; 40va, 208-240v pri., 24v sec.

104007-01 transformer power choke

Transformer; choke-line

Transformer; 75va, 200/230v pri, 24v sec, 60hz

Transformer; 75 va, 460-575v pri, 24v sec

Transformer; 75 va, 208-230v pri, 24v sec

Transformer; 350 va, 460-575v pri., 115-230v sec.

Transformer, 115 volts primary, 35 vac

Transformer, 50VA, 460-575V

Transformer; 35va, 200/230v pri., 24v sec.
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