Valterra A10-1320VP | Stainless Steel Bug Screen for RV Water Heater Vent Fits Atwood 6 & & Suburban Models | 10 Gal / 6 PMCANV3 Manufacturer Part Number: 15059-001

Name: Valterra A10-1320VP | Stainless Steel Bug Screen for RV Water Heater Vent Fits Atwood 6 & & Suburban Models | 10 Gal / 6 PMCANV3 Manufacturer Part Number: 15059-001
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 18069741475
Price: 30.79 USD
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Valterra A10-1320VP | Stainless Steel Bug Screen for RV Water Heater Vent Fits Atwood 6 & & Suburban Models | 10 Gal / 6 PMCANV3 Manufacturer Part Number: 15059-001

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Valterra A10 1320VP Stainless Steel Bug Screen for RV Water Heater Vent Fits Atwood 6 & & Suburban Models 10 Gal 6 PMCANV3 Manufacturer Part Number: 15059 001 Manufacturer Part Number: 15059 001 Rope Speed (Anchor Retrieval): 79 Feet per Minute (24 m min)This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase • Easy to install screens Minimal airflow restriction

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