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Flame rollout switch. Push red button to reset. L310
Rollout switch, 210f
Switch; switch-flame rollout, 82 degrees c, 180 deg
Switch; flame rollout, 190f open, 5.8 fla, 34.8 lra
Switch; flame rollout, 190f open, 5.8 fla, 34.8 lra
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Flame Rollout Limit Switch. Auto Reset
Flame rollout switch, 82 degrees c, 190 deg
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