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Dual run capacitor round 440 V 35/5 uF

Capacitor Dual 40 + 5 mfd 440 volt Round

Single run capacitor 440V 7.5 mfd

Run Capacitor, Single, Oval, 370 Volts, 5 Microfarads

Dual run capacitor, 30+5 MFD 440 Volt Round

Run capacitor, single, oval, 370 Volts, 15 microfarads

Dual run capacitor, 50+5 MFD, 370-440 volts

Dual Run Capacitor 70 + 7.5 440v

Capacitor

Dual run capacitor, round 440V 55/5 uF

Dual capacitor 440 VAC 60 + 5 mfd.

Run capacitor, oval, 10 microfarads, 370 volts

Run capacitor, single oval 440 VAC 35 uF

Single, Oval, 440 volts, 4 microfarads

Run capacitor, round 440 VAV 45 uF
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