Johnson Controls Inc WHA-PKD3-400C wiring harness 13 ft transparent
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Converts compatible Honeywell gas valves from LP to natural gas operation
This conversion kit adapts Honeywell VR42, VR82 and VR83 gas valves from LP to natural gas operation. It suits HVAC technicians and facility managers who need to change the fuel source on existing heating equipment without replacing the entire valve assembly. The kit is supplied new and ready for professional installation.
The kit fits the listed valve bodies directly and works with universal applications across multiple equipment brands. It eliminates the need to source brand-specific conversion parts for each appliance. Installers must verify that the target valve model matches the supported series and follow all local gas-safety codes during the changeover.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Honeywell |
The kit converts VR42, VR82 and VR83 valves for natural-gas operation.
The kit adapts the valve for natural gas; the appliance’s rated input and manifold pressure remain as specified by the manufacturer.
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