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Heater element with limits 11.2kw 240v

Heater element with limits 10.4kw 240v

Element,htr,assy,5.6kw,240v

Heat exchanger,2 cell,040

Compressor Heater,cc,band,70w,480v,19.6-27.1

Heater,compressor,band style,70w,480v,21.8-29.0 cir

Heater,cc,band,70w,240v,21.8-28.6 circum

Elec heat,58.53w,72kw,480v

Elec heat,58.53w,36kw,480v

Heater, elec,54kw,480v,9 element

Heater,elec 10.6kw,240v,3 element

Heating Element 13.6KW 480V

Heater,elec 10.1kw,480v,6 element

Electric heater 15.9 kw 240v

Heater element
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