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Gas valve kit. *Should be installed by a certified Carrier repairperson.

24v gas valve 1/2" npt, 3.5" wc., ef32cw210

Gas valve

Valve, gas

Gas valve kit

Gas valve

Gas valve

Universal Gas Valve - *The Manufacture recommends that this part be installed by a licensed contractor.

Gas valve

Gas valve, **Note: This valve is 7/8" longer than the original OEM gas valve. A black metal nipple and/or coupling may be needed.

Gas valve/manifold kit

Gas valve

Gas valve

1/2" LP Nat. Gas SLO-OPEN 24V

Valve comb gas
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