Hydro-Quip 6.0kW Baptismal Immersion Heater [w/Float] (BIS-60-240-GF) circuitboardparts helping restore both appearance and

Name: Hydro-Quip 6.0kW Baptismal Immersion Heater [w/Float] (BIS-60-240-GF) circuitboardparts helping restore both appearance and
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47082021877
Price: 325.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6336 (19 reviews)

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Hydro Quip 6.0kW Baptismal Immersion Heater [w Float] (BIS 60 240 GF) circuitboardparts helping restore both appearance and helping restore both appearance and function in one replacement component Therm [DM Vita Spas] 17 Includes supported float arrangement 0 kW baptismal immersion heater is designed for compatible baptismal heating applications where a 230 volt immersion style heater with float support is needed

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