JEGS
Auxiliary Heater [172 CFM, 12,000 BTU]
555-70603
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Items You Need
12,000 BTU Auxiliary Heater
JEGS 555-70603 Auxiliary Heater Features:
- Keep warm with 12,000 btus of heat
- Compact design for limited space and tight areas
- Long life with the 12-volt three-speed motor
- Heavy-duty injection-molded and glass-filled nylon construction
- Durable tube and fin core design
- Three-speed motor with fan control switch
- Heavy-duty, long-life motor
- Mounts easily to wall or floor of the cab
- Directional airflow doors
- Aluminum tube and fin heating core
- Rigid Steel Case with Black Finish
- High [2.9 Amps]
Specifications:
Which is inlet and which is outlet?
How much does it weigh?
Is it real loud? Can you hook up defrost?
Motor Vehicles
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