BackStop 10 Gallon Backstop Thermal Expansion Tank (Almond w/ 3/4" SS System Connection) P-231-1516 It is a single-load line-voltage

Name: BackStop 10 Gallon Backstop Thermal Expansion Tank (Almond w/ 3/4" SS System Connection) P-231-1516 It is a single-load line-voltage
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66205499403
Price: 61.86 USD
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Rating: 4.8487 (10 reviews)

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BackStop 10 Gallon Backstop Thermal Expansion Tank (Almond w 3 4" SS System Connection) P 231 1516 It is a single load line voltage It is a single load line voltage controller output taps Install on the cold water side of a compatible water heating system The tank provides a sealed air cushion that accepts the expanded water and helps keep system pressure within the intended operating range

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