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MIGHTY-mite R Series-Low Activation 0.35 GPM 58 Amp, 240-Volt, 13,900-Watt Point of Use Electric Tankless Water Heater Pack Size:1 Collection Name Monet Sub-Brand Abolos

SKU: 23468172593
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MIGHTY mite R Series Low Activation 0.35 GPM 58 Amp, 240 Volt, 13,900 Watt Point of Use Electric Tankless Water Heater Pack Size:1 Collection Name Monet Sub Brand Abolos Collection Name Monet Sub Brand Abolos Edge Type Straight edge Style N A Tile Shape Hexagonal Mosaic Pattern N A Material Porcelain Finish Glossy Surface Type Smooth Installation Type Thinset mortar Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outdoor ADA Compliant Yes Chemical Resistant Yes Commercial Residential Commercial Residential Actual Thickness (Millimeters) 6 Brushless motor for superior power

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