013947F | Condensate Float Switch | Raypak Phase_1PH Key Features: - 110Vac input Type_Heavy Duty Button Handle Metric
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013947F Condensate Float Switch Raypak Phase_1PH Key Features: 110Vac input Type_Heavy Duty Button Handle Metric Key Features: 110Vac input voltage S2 sequence timing (2 seconds to ignite) UV flame detection technology Integrated ignition transformer Compact and lightweight design for easy installation The BP110UVFR S2's UV flame detection system provides accurate flame sensing Shop now at our HVAC supply store and experience the best prices Key Features: Durable construction provides longevity and resistance to harsh conditions Condensate Float Switch for Raypak [sku] The Raypak Condensate Float Switch is a reliable and effective solution for condensate control in various HVAC applications
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