High Limit Switch SRV230-1960 for Quadra-Fire Contour, Heatilator CAB50, PS35, PS50 Pellet Stove, Snap Disc Switch with Manual Reset ART-36 This safety switch is usually BBQ PRO

Name: High Limit Switch SRV230-1960 for Quadra-Fire Contour, Heatilator CAB50, PS35, PS50 Pellet Stove, Snap Disc Switch with Manual Reset ART-36 This safety switch is usually BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54033209364
Price: 29.99 USD
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High Limit Switch SRV230 1960 for Quadra Fire Contour, Heatilator CAB50, PS35, PS50 Pellet Stove, Snap Disc Switch with Manual Reset ART 36 This safety switch is usually BBQ PRO This safety switch is usually triggered when an overfire condition occurs or if the convection blower is excessively dirty or should fail to operate 1 side is a matte surface (non magnetic) Vernon (Pre serial #1780564) Pellet Stoves This is a quality aftermarket part

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