*700mv COMBO GAS VALVE WALL THERMOSTAT ACTUATED IGNITORS BURNER ASSSEMBLY Flexible PVC construction 5000B89

Name: *700mv COMBO GAS VALVE WALL THERMOSTAT ACTUATED IGNITORS BURNER ASSSEMBLY Flexible PVC construction 5000B89
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87812573398
Price: 165.84 USD
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*700mv COMBO GAS VALVE WALL THERMOSTAT ACTUATED IGNITORS BURNER ASSSEMBLY Flexible PVC construction 5000B89 Flexible PVC construction deep Dimensions (mm) 121 mm high x 103 mm wide x 81 mm deep Includes Q340 Thermocouple 700 Series Millivolt The Robertshaw® 700 Series Millivolt Gas Valves are wall thermostat actuated combination controls which provide installation flexibility from furnaces to swimming pool applications The complete line of 700 500 millivolt gas valves offers a wide range of replacements from small capacity 3 8” pipe to high capacity 1” pipe up to 720

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