Kerick Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve with Threaded Outlet, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, PVC - PT75SS Mount Type-Recessed Mount Heat trace cable powered from

Name: Kerick Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve with Threaded Outlet, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, PVC - PT75SS Mount Type-Recessed Mount Heat trace cable powered from
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 68810589271
Price: 31.44 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.724500000000001 (23 reviews)

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Kerick Bulkhead Mount Float Valve with Threaded Outlet, 1 4 in 20 Rod Thread, PVC PT75SS Mount Type Recessed Mount Heat trace cable powered from Heat trace cable powered from 120VAC protects unit from freezing to 50°F ( 46°C) Model #5KS184XAA208 this KERICK float valve with threaded outlet is NSF grade PVC construction with 18 8 stainless steel hardware that resists corrosion Model has extended threads on the inlet side of the valve for mounting through a tank wall and it comes complete with a sealing washer and jam nut

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