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SunStar SPS Series Standard/Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater - 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19
SunStar SPS Series Standard/Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater - 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19
SunStar SPS Series Standard/Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater - 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19
SunStar SPS Series Standard/Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater - 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19
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SunStar SPS Series Standard/Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater - 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19

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SunStar SPS Series Standard Tough Guy Infrared Straight Tube Two Stage Heater 60,000 BTU Fuel Type:Natural Gas Available in different sizes d19.19 Available in different sizes Model 42X14SSEI H 42X14SSEI H HI LO Dimensions L 42" x W 14" x D 2 Use SIU series instead of SIS series for spot heating applications Up to 25 feet sidewall vent capability

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