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Weil-McLain GV90+3 - 65K BTU - 91.9% AFUE - Hot Water Gas Boiler - Direct Vent

Model: 382200610

Floor Mounted, Cast Iron Condensing Boiler with Single Stage Gas Valve. Ships Packaged. Ratings: 70K BTU Gross Input, 65K BTU DOE Capacity, 56K BTU Net IBR Capacity. Includes Circulator.

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