AE16ANS0AC | 120V 3Pole STARTER w/ 1N/O AUX | Cutler Hammer-Eaton Length_48 Inch **Features:** * Compatible with Venstar's resulting in reduced wear
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AE16ANS0AC 120V 3Pole STARTER w 1N O AUX Cutler Hammer Eaton Length_48 Inch **Features:** * Compatible with Venstar's resulting in reduced wear **Features:** * Compatible with Venstar's T2000 and T3000 thermostats * Keypad and display for easy temperature adjustment * Backlit display for clear visibility in any lighting conditions * Durable construction ensures long lasting performance in demanding environments **Applications:** * Offices and commercial buildings * Schools and universities * Healthcare facilities * Industrial warehouses and factories **Benefits:** * Enhanced temperature control for improved energy efficiency * Simplified user interface for easy operation * Reduced maintenance costs due to reliable construction **Technical Specifications:** * Dimensions: 4 Enhanced safety and control during clamping processes It features a compact design and easy to install mounting bracket The starter is rated for 15 amps and has a horsepower rating of 1 HP
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