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Henry Technologies S-8067 Receiver 323613-751 this component is designed specifically

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Henry Technologies S 8067 Receiver 323613 751 this component is designed specifically this component is designed specifically for GF8 series clam tube furnaces and similar 80% AFUE multi position gas units The configuration includes a 3 4" Male NPT inlet and a 3 4" Female NPT outlet This vertical refrigerant receiver must be installed in the liquid line The standard Henry Technologies S 8067 is typically equipped with a 1 8" NPT or 3 8" NPT fitting to accommodate a pressure relief valve or fusible plug

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