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Flame rollout limit switch, push button to re-set

Flame rollout limit switch

Flame rollout limit switch 185 degrees F open, manual reset

Flame rollout limit switch 320 degrees F open, manual reset

Flame rollout limit switch. 350 degrees F Open, Manual Reset

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