Air King Ventilation E130S Air King Eco-Exhaust Fan Oatey MARSHALLTOWN brand Rub Bricks are Varathane

Name: Air King Ventilation E130S Air King Eco-Exhaust Fan Oatey MARSHALLTOWN brand Rub Bricks are Varathane
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SKU: 17702380680
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Air King Ventilation E130S Air King Eco Exhaust Fan Oatey MARSHALLTOWN brand Rub Bricks are Varathane MARSHALLTOWN brand Rub Bricks are Made in the USA with Global Materials Use with Camco's 4 port propane tee (item #59035) Energy Star(R) qualified white exhaust fanEasily install using included adjustable hanging brackets UL Listed for installation over a tub or shower on a GFCI circuit6" round duct connector with gasket damper protects against back drafts & seals the duct betterSide access panel allows wiring inside or outside of the metal housingHVI Certified performance AIR KING ECO EXHAUST BATH FANAir King’s ENERGY STAR® certified ECO exhaust fans provide barely audible sound levels

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