Name: Carburetor Heater, 120V
Brand: Kohler Generator

* Protect in cold-weather conditions

Features

Designed to keep moisture from the incoming fuel line from freezing in the engine. Heater has built-in thermostat that automatically turns heater on and off when needed. Recommended for improved cold starting in locations where temperatures fall below 0°C (32°F). Carburetor heaters are offered on 6-20 kW air-cooled units. 120V or 240V available

Specifications

Disclaimer

*Starting price in US dollars. Does not include generator, installation, automatic transfer switch or costs to export outside the US.

Weight

1.05 lbs. (0.48 kg)

Dimensions

203 mm x 127 mm x 89 mm (8 in. x 5 in. x 3.5 in.)

Accessory Type

Carburetor Heater

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Morehead City, NC 28557
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