Camco 42154 | Flying Insect Screen RS800 for Dometic Refrigerator with 8.13" Louver Openings 6/pk EPASTAR3 Manufacturer Part Number Size T10-312B

Name: Camco 42154 | Flying Insect Screen RS800 for Dometic Refrigerator with 8.13" Louver Openings 6/pk EPASTAR3 Manufacturer Part Number Size T10-312B
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32624504990
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Camco 42154 Flying Insect Screen RS800 for Dometic Refrigerator with 8.13" Louver Openings 6 pk EPASTAR3 Manufacturer Part Number Size T10 312B Manufacturer Part Number Size T10 312B 20" T10 313B 31" All threads are metric Wasps and mud daubers pose a serious threat to your RV refrigerator by building nests that interfere with air flow These easy to install screens will help ensure that your vents stay free from unwanted pests

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