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Termómetro, para Refrigerador/Congelador (Taylor Precision 5994 Thermometer, Refrig Freezer)

Termómetro, para Refrigerador/Congelador (Taylor Precision 5994 Thermometer, Refrig Freezer)

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Taylor Precision 5994 - refrigeración termómetro, 7.62cm dial, -30°Fahrenheit hasta 70°F (-34° 20°C) rango de temperatura, seguro temperatura zona guía, incluye reverso con pegamento, de acero inoxidable, NSF (se debe comprar en caja cantidades)

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