Mopeka Mounting Collar f/Pro Check Sensor Plastic Holding TankClick to enlarge
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Mopeka Mounting Collar f/Pro Check Sensor Plastic Holding Tank

Manufacturer: MopekaPart #: M2002013SKU: 110130

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Item #: 110130

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Description

Mounting Collar for Pro Check Sensor Plastic Holding Tank Collar set used with Pro Sensors on flat-bottom, non-magnetic tanks. Includes pre-applied adhesive and prep materials.

Note: The collar for flat-bottom tanks differs from the collar for LPG Tanks. The LPG collar is angled where it attaches to the tank to match cylinder curvature, whereas this collar has a flat flange.

Specifications

BrandMopeka
Part NumberM2002013
EverTide SKU110130

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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