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Redhat 120V AC Brass Quick Exhaust Solenoid Valve, Universal, 1/4" Pipe Size - EF8320G172 Nominal Size-24" X 1" Model is ideal for use

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Redhat 120V AC Brass Quick Exhaust Solenoid Valve, Universal, 1 4" Pipe Size EF8320G172 Nominal Size 24" X 1" Model is ideal for use Model is ideal for use in small fans and blowers found in bathroom ventilators California Health and Safety Code 116875 (AB 1953 2006) and applicable sections of CSA B125 Valve can function as normally closed or a selector of 2 fluids

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