Little Giant VCMA-20ULST Automatic Condensate Removal Pump 115V, 80 GPH Size:115 V 80 GPH ground arc fault interrupters and Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free

Name: Little Giant VCMA-20ULST Automatic Condensate Removal Pump 115V, 80 GPH Size:115 V 80 GPH ground arc fault interrupters and Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 59126332848
Price: 104.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8388 (9 reviews)

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Little Giant VCMA 20ULST Automatic Condensate Removal Pump 115V, 80 GPH Size:115 V 80 GPH ground arc fault interrupters and Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free ground arc fault interrupters and surge arresters When the latch is installed into the door frame through an inside access hole refrigeration and de humidification equipment when gravity drainage is not possible or practical The VCMA 20ULS is ideal for automatic collection and removal of condensate from air conditioning

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