Rinnai -RX130iN- Sensei RX Condensing Series Pro Build Indoor without Pump Natural Gas/Propane LAB-043 Threaded fitting supports junction-box mounting

Name: Rinnai -RX130iN- Sensei RX Condensing Series Pro Build Indoor without Pump Natural Gas/Propane LAB-043 Threaded fitting supports junction-box mounting
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71313271346
Price: 632.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3753 (26 reviews)

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Description

Rinnai RX130iN Sensei RX Condensing Series Pro Build Indoor without Pump Natural Gas Propane LAB 043 Threaded fitting supports junction box mounting Threaded fitting supports junction box mounting Is 15E120BK a stainless steel transformer • Leverages Smart Sense Adaptive Gas Valve built in the unit • EZConnect Cable (REU EZC 3)

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