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Rv Electric Fireplace 36" With Remote on 2040-parts.com

US $325.95
Location:

Pierceton, Indiana, United States

Pierceton, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Interior Part Type:Heaters Brand:GREYSTONE Manufacturer Part Number:F3610G

  • Greystone 36" wall mount electric firebox ( Model F3610G)
  • 11 thermostat levels (95 F-65F)
  • A fan forced thermostat controlled heater
  • Nine flame intensity levels
  • Timer feature with digital readout
  • Wall mount bracket
  • Remote control
  • Specs:
  • Overall dimensions 35"W x 17"H x 6"D
  • 24 pounds 8 ounces
  • 120 volt A/C
  • 15 amp outlet required
  • Be sure to install per included instructions


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