Dinosaur Electronics Large Cover For Uib L Board on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
Dinosaur Electronics Large Cover for UIB L Board
Tough, clear, fire retardant ABS covers for universal ignitor boards. These clear covers offer protection from contamination and moisture while still allowing you to see the diagnostic LED.
Covers are for use in water heaters and refrigerators only. Not for use in Furnaces.
Cover for 3.5" X 5.1" ignitor boards. Will work for spade or post boards.
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