Air Supply of the Future Silencer Air Blower 2HP 240V – Model 6320241 21' x 37' The Glacier Pool Coolers GPC-210

Name: Air Supply of the Future Silencer Air Blower 2HP 240V – Model 6320241 21' x 37' The Glacier Pool Coolers GPC-210
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84036551669
Price: 151.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Air Supply of the Future Silencer Air Blower 2HP 240V – Model 6320241 21' x 37' The Glacier Pool Coolers GPC 210 The Glacier Pool Coolers GPC 210 IceBurg Pool Cooler is an energy efficient solution designed to maintain optimal swimming temperatures in residential pools up to 30 A vinyl coated steel lock down cable and deluxe aluminum winch keep the cover securely in place during harsh weather The Air Supply of the Future Silencer Air Blower 2HP 240V offers whisper quiet operation thanks to its innovative rubber motor mount system A thick rubber cup encases the fan while the motor rests on a flexible base

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