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Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF-AC head count-double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part
Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF-AC head count-double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part
Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF-AC head count-double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part
Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF-AC head count-double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part
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Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF-AC head count-double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part

SKU: 5884479713
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USD441.78 USD473.78

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Hughes TMVEF Thermostatic Mixing Valve for Single Eyewash Units, Updated Part Number: TMVEF AC head count double Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part Guardian L110 Vacuum Breaker Part 0 NO DRENCH HOSE & BACKFLOW PREVENTR Built in safety features prevent scalding water delivery to the emergency equipment should the cold water supply be interrupted or the unit malfunctions New Part Number: TMVEF The TMVEF model blends hot and cold supply water to deliver tepid water (85oF) to single eyewash stations

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