MTI Industries 35-742-R-WT-KIT | 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm with Trim PHFUEL3 • Thicker insole for shock

Name: MTI Industries 35-742-R-WT-KIT | 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm with Trim PHFUEL3 • Thicker insole for shock
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11431138593
Price: 164.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7803 (22 reviews)

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MTI Industries 35 742 R WT KIT 12V 35 Series Safe T Alert Flush Mount RV Dual Carbon Monoxide Propane Alarm with Trim PHFUEL3 • Thicker insole for shock • Thicker insole for shock resistance and cushioning Dome Dimensions: 28 alarm and built in relay to control the solenoid valve Detects both gas leaks and CO gas simultaneously

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