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Automatic Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve with extension probe and lever. Corrosion Resistant - All metal parts exposed to water are copper or stainless steel alloys. One piece, all bronze valve body - no gaskets - no leaks. 3/4" Relief valve fits most Suburban water heaters - 6 & 10 gallon size.
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