Trans Cal Industries Ssd120-50a Blind Encoder With Serial Output on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
Condition of this unit is unknown and no warranty is implied.
50,000 blind encoder PN: SSD120-50A SN: SP50314
Wiring diagram on side of unit. Main connector included.
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