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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedSealed-vent lowboy furnace.(Warm air and HVAC products roundup)
Fuel Oil News, January, 2005
The NV3 lowboy furnace from Newmac is approved with the company's sealed-vent system and fires from 118,000 to 179,000 Btuh. The new heat exchange design allows easy front servicing through cleanouts located outside the interior casing. A direct-drive air conditioning-ready model uses a unique blower motor assembly, giving the entire heating range plus five tons of air-conditioning capability.
Newmac Mfg. Co. Reader Service Number 117 or go to www.OneRS.ims.ca/4541-117 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
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