Bradford White 415-43232-00 Flame Sensor With Gasket old-gtin_32279556718703 Schneider Electric model RYB-931-13 is voomi_id_21892

Name: Bradford White 415-43232-00 Flame Sensor With Gasket old-gtin_32279556718703 Schneider Electric model RYB-931-13 is voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 43359445841
Price: 52.08 USD
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Rating: 4.583200000000001 (22 reviews)

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Bradford White 415 43232 00 Flame Sensor With Gasket old gtin_32279556718703 Schneider Electric model RYB 931 13 is voomi_id_21892 Schneider Electric model RYB 931 13 is a valve repair kit designed to maintain and service a variety of valve systems efficiently Liquefied Petroleum Gas Compatible with models EFR160T120 This flame sensor is a critical component in maintaining the operational safety of your water heater

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