MTI Industries 35-742-R-WT-KIT | 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm with Trim EPAVOLT3 strainers or any hardware having

Name: MTI Industries 35-742-R-WT-KIT | 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm with Trim EPAVOLT3 strainers or any hardware having
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SKU: 27797696523
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MTI Industries 35-742-R-WT-KIT | 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm with Trim EPAVOLT3 strainers or any hardware having

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MTI Industries 35 742 R WT KIT 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide Propane Alarm with Trim EPAVOLT3 strainers or any hardware having strainers or any hardware having female NPT pipe threads for clean OEM installations • Double Duty Alarm alarm and built in relay to control the solenoid valve

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