Eliminator 38 Pounds 19,100 BTU’s 200 CFM 15amp outlet compliant 11.67 amps per heat elements Precise Temperature Settings Years of Field Testing Listed.

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Eliminator 38 Pounds 19,100 BTU’s 200 CFM 15amp outlet compliant amps per heat elements Precise Temperature Settings Years of Field Testing Listed in Xactimate – wtrhtam Duct out & in without clamps

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