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24v 1/2" x 1/2" direct spark ignition standard open Natural Gas

5 Tube Burner Assembly

Natural to Lp Conversion Kit. *Should be installed by a certified Rheem repairperson.

Burner assembly

Burner halves assembly

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Five Tube Burner Assembly

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