Apollo Valves 10-614-20 3/4 FNPT x 1 FNPT RVW61 Valve 2536000 BTU Bronze Hot Water Relief Valve 100 psi voomi_id_45912 UPC: 696310441581 voomi_id_21892

Name: Apollo Valves 10-614-20 3/4 FNPT x 1 FNPT RVW61 Valve 2536000 BTU Bronze Hot Water Relief Valve 100 psi voomi_id_45912 UPC: 696310441581 voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 63118968298
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Apollo Valves 10 614 20 3 4 FNPT x 1 FNPT RVW61 Valve 2536000 BTU Bronze Hot Water Relief Valve 100 psi voomi_id_45912 UPC: 696310441581 voomi_id_21892 UPC: 696310441581 Its precise measurements improve system efficiency and safety It has a 100 psi pressure set point and is suitable for temperatures up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit Material: Bronze

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