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S1-1NP0347 | Conversion Kit Natural Gas to Propane for Induced Combustion Furnace | York Product Type_Main for PD50/PDP50/100/PV50/100 The Jergens Locking Lever offers 48TM403745

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9618022374 · ★ 4.6
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S1 1NP0347 Conversion Kit Natural Gas to Propane for Induced Combustion Furnace York Product Type_Main for PD50 PDP50 100 PV50 100 The Jergens Locking Lever offers 48TM403745 The Jergens Locking Lever offers a secure and convenient solution for locking mechanisms The Jergens 46608 bolt is ideal for use in a variety of industrial settings 60 lbs **Applications:** * Induced combustion furnaces **Why Choose Our trusted HVAC store **SPE S1 1NP0347 Conversion Kit: Natural Gas to Propane for Induced Combustion Furnace** This conversion kit from York makes it easy to convert your induced combustion furnace from natural gas to propane operation

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