Watts Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve, 1,808,000 BtuH, 125 psi, 4 in Thermostat Length - 40XL-125-210-1" Waste Receptacles Model Number: 8267G019 120/60

Name: Watts Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve, 1,808,000 BtuH, 125 psi, 4 in Thermostat Length - 40XL-125-210-1" Waste Receptacles Model Number: 8267G019 120/60
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SKU: 22737644680
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Watts Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve, 1,808,000 BtuH, 125 psi, 4 in Thermostat Length - 40XL-125-210-1

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Watts Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve, 1,808,000 BtuH, 125 psi, 4 in Thermostat Length 40XL 125 210 1" Waste Receptacles Model Number: 8267G019 120 60 Model Number: 8267G019 120 60 and other hard surfaces Factory Set Pressure: 125 psi Thermostat Length: 4 in

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