415-53361-05 | Gas Control Valve | Bradford White Enclosure_Totally Enclosed When Mounted Its 1/8-inch thickness and 8-inch 2400-528
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415 53361 05 Gas Control Valve Bradford White Enclosure_Totally Enclosed When Mounted Its 1 8 inch thickness and 8 inch 2400 528 Its 1 8 inch thickness and 8 inch size make it ideal for sealing flanges and other components that require a durable and leak proof barrier If you are looking for a reliable and robust rod end **Features:** * Durable brass body * Stainless steel seat * Maximum pressure rating: 500 PSI * Maximum temperature rating: 250°F * Easy to install and maintain * One year warranty Shop our HVAC supply store for the best prices and fast shipping on Bradford White gas control valves and other water heater parts and accessories **Bradford White Gas Control Valve (415 53361 05)** This gas control valve from Bradford White is designed to regulate the flow of gas to your water heater
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