Fresh-Aire UV Mini UV LED System for Mini-Split & Ductless HVAC Units Standard Ductless Filters with an extra filter to MIT-E27P63100-PK2

Name: Fresh-Aire UV Mini UV LED System for Mini-Split & Ductless HVAC Units Standard Ductless Filters with an extra filter to MIT-E27P63100-PK2
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 73772883211
Price: 131.16 USD
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Fresh Aire UV Mini UV LED System for Mini Split & Ductless HVAC Units Standard Ductless Filters with an extra filter to MIT E27P63100 PK2 with an extra filter to install during routine cleanings This product includes one (1) lamp but their compact design can allow moisture and biological contamination to accumulate inside the indoor unit— particularly on and near the blower wheel the Mini UV LED uses a UV LED spectrum designed to sterilize surfaces while having no impact on plastics

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