DHC 10-2 9.6 kW 1.46 GPM Point-of-Use Tankless Electric Water Heater Flow Rate @ 35 F Rise (gallons/min):1.41 gal (US)/min This FloorScore Certified flooring is 1000440535

Name: DHC 10-2 9.6 kW 1.46 GPM Point-of-Use Tankless Electric Water Heater Flow Rate @ 35 F Rise (gallons/min):1.41 gal (US)/min This FloorScore Certified flooring is 1000440535
Brand: ayurvedindia.net
SKU: 7041174579
Price: 175.17 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8118 (12 reviews)

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DHC 10 2 9.6 kW 1.46 GPM Point of Use Tankless Electric Water Heater Flow Rate @ 35 F Rise (gallons min):1.41 gal (US) min This FloorScore Certified flooring is 1000440535 This FloorScore Certified flooring is phthalate and formaldehyde free and comes with a Lifetime Residential Warranty it has a pre sealed protective coat for added stain resistance and does not require sealing at installation 19 Amperage (amps) 40 Flow Rate @ 45 F Rise (gallons min) 1 8423 with any questions

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