JEGS Auxiliary Heater Assembly 172 CFM
555-70603
12,000 BTU Auxiliary Heater
Features:
- Three-speed motor with fan control switch
- Heavy-duty, long-life motor
- Mounts easily to wall or floor of cab
- Directional airflow doors
- Aluminum tube and fin heating core
- Rigid Steel Case with Black Finish
- High [2.9 Amps]
Specifications:
JEGS Hot Rod Heaters will keep you warm on those cold days, simply connect plumbing and wiring directly to your cooling system for immediate heat. The blower unit blows fresh air through the heat exchanger, elevating the air temperature, which then exits through the outlet louvers adding strong and consistent heat to any vehicle. You can even use these auxiliary heaters as an economical alternative to replacing a worn-out or hard-to-reach heater core. Heaters are available in a variety of sizes and styles with multiple speeds and adjustable settings. Defroster and Louver/Vent kits are available separately. Features:
JEGS EZ Kits are designed by JEGS professionals to ensure that you get all the correct parts you need.
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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