Reply To: Washdown Power Source

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04/05/2021 at 3:39 pm #1969
Luke Barbagallo
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    You could use either approach, but if you were just going to indicate that you will rely on an energy solution that is being built by a third party, you will need to be very specific in terms of what requirements your wash down station has for energy.

    Luke

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