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Limit rollout control

Rollout switch, 210f

Rollout switch

Flame rollout limit switch - manual reset

Roll out manual reset limit safety switch

Limit control, rollout, 210f

Rollout switch w/ manual reset

Flame rollout limit switch. 320 degrees f, manual reset, SPST

Limit control, 150f

Rollout switch, purple

Rollout switch

Rollout switch

Flame rollout switch - resetable
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