Rheem - RTGH-95DVLN-2 - High Efficiency 9.5 GPM Indoor Natural Gas EcoNet Enabled Tankless Water Heater Type_Hose Swivels Motor: CSCR style

Name: Rheem - RTGH-95DVLN-2 - High Efficiency 9.5 GPM Indoor Natural Gas EcoNet Enabled Tankless Water Heater Type_Hose Swivels Motor: CSCR style
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18866309441
Price: 749.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8775 (9 reviews)

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Rheem RTGH 95DVLN 2 High Efficiency 9.5 GPM Indoor Natural Gas EcoNet Enabled Tankless Water Heater Type_Hose Swivels Motor: CSCR style Motor: CSCR style Match the valve's threaded connection size and verify the required flow and pressure before ordering 96 Install Location Indoor Primary Warranty 12 Yrs Number Of Back To Back Showers Up to 6 units: MIC 6 Control Board

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