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Refrigeration Condenser P/N 1956-RR3-001
In stock — 4 on our U.S. shelfNSN 4130-01-555-4824 4130015554824 NIIN 015554824
SECO Parts has 4 in stock of NSN 4130-01-555-4824 — Refrigeration Condenser — on our own shelf in Augusta, GA: a stocking supplier, not a broker. Government catalog (FEDLOG) price: $1,266.78 per each — a public reference, not our price. We quote each request, usually the same business day, and surplus parts often quote below or above it.
One part, one step — answered within one business day. Several parts? and send them together.
- Ships in 1–3 business days from Augusta, GA
- Certificate of Conformance on request
- PO, GPC & major cards
- $50 minimum order — smaller requests still get a quote
- 30-day returns · terms
- FLIS item name
- CONDENSER,REFRIGERATION
- SECO description
- CONDENSER
- Federal supply class
- FSC 4130 — Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Components
Availability & condition
| Condition | Code | Qty on shelf |
|---|---|---|
| New Surplus | NS | 4 |
| Total | 4 |
Quantities are live from SECO's inventory system, not estimated.
Also known as:
4130-01-555-4824 015554824 1956-RR3-001 14-4002 1956-RR3
Get a quote
Build a list across as many parts as you need, send it once, get one quote back — answered within one business day, usually the same day. POs and GPC welcome. $50 minimum order.
More to tell us? Need-by date, ship-to, your own RFQ document
Cross-reference part numbers
1956-RR3-001 14-4002
Also referenced as
1956-RR3
Older, superseded, advisory or drawing numbers the federal catalog associates with this NSN — the ones in an old manual. They find the item; confirm the current part number when you order.
Shown for identification only. SECO can quote against any of these numbers.
Logistics data
| Source of supply | SMS DLA Land and Maritime, Columbus, Ohio |
| Acquisition advice code | J Not stocked, centrally procured — the government does not stock this item; it is procured only when a requisition arrives. SECO has 4 on the shelf |
| Unit of issue | EA each |
| Demilitarization code | A Demilitarization not required — non-munitions-list item |
| Controlled inventory code | U Unclassified |
| Hazardous material indicator | N No hazardous material |
Source: public FLIS/PUB LOG cataloging data.
Why buy from SECO
These quantities sit on our own shelves — we are a stocking supplier, not a broker sourcing after you order. Condition-coded stock, formal quotes with NSN/PN on the paperwork, POs and GPC welcome, fast U.S. shipping.
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FAQ
What is NSN 4130-01-555-4824?
NSN 4130-01-555-4824 (4130015554824) — Refrigeration Condenser: SECO Parts has 4 in stock in Augusta, GA, on our own shelf. It is the NATO Stock Number for refrigeration condenser in federal supply class 4130 (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Components).
Is NSN 4130-01-555-4824 available?
SECO Parts has 4 in stock in Augusta, GA — order or request a quote below.
How much does NSN 4130-01-555-4824 cost?
The government catalog (FEDLOG) lists NSN 4130-01-555-4824 at $1,266.78 per each. That is a public reference, not SECO's price: SECO quotes each request, usually the same business day, and surplus parts often quote below or above it.
What part numbers cross-reference to NSN 4130-01-555-4824?
Part numbers that cross-reference this NSN include 1956-RR3-001, 14-4002. It is also referenced by older, superseded or advisory numbers: 1956-RR3. SECO can quote against any of them.
Same item, other stock numbers
Other NSNs the federal catalog names CONDENSER,REFRIGERATION. Same name is not the same part: check the part numbers.
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