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Flex-A-Lite 640 Mojave Universal Heater
Flex-A-Lite 640 Mojave Universal Heater
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Flex-A-Lite 640 Mojave Universal Heater
Part # 359640
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GTIN Code:
088657006408
Overall Length:
10.25"
Overall Width:
9.00"
Overall Height:
5.00"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Hot water heater includes a fan switch, fuse, and wiring. Features a 3-speed blower fan.
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This 12,000 BTU universal heater is fully self contained, but compact in size. The 3 speed fan blows air through a heater core that is plumbed just like any newer car. Works well in most under-dash applications. Includes universal switch, fuse and wiring.
Also available is a universal plenum which also has provisions for defroster hookups.
359-640 Instructions (PDF)
Notes
- When the plenum is installed on the heater, the overall dimensions of the assembly (heater with # 359-650 plenum) are:
- 5" tall
- 10" wide
- 13" deep
Heater Dimensions less the plenum are:
- 5" tall
- 9" wide
- 10-1/4" deep
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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